Autoline Daily 2023: Top Industry News for Feb. 10

U.S. Using 6% Less Gasoline a Day; 80% Of BEVs Could Use Gigacastings; U.S. Robot Sales Set Record

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Lexus, Kia Top Dependability Study As Overall Complaints Decline

By the widest margin in the study’s 34-year history, owners of mass-market brands reported fewer problems after three years of ownership than owners of premium brands. J.D. Power notes premium brands tend to be the first to get new technologies and features.

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Chevy’s Most-Seen Auto Ad Says ‘Adventure Is Everywhere’

With the NFL season over and the world waiting for the Super Bowl, the auto industry saw notable decreases in estimated TV ad spend and impressions, but these five most-seen spots have been in and out of the ranking for weeks.

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Volvo Cars Registers Record Revenue in Q4 2022

President and CEO Jim Rowan says Volvo Cars remains “steadfast” in its drive to have all-electric cars comprise 50% of global sales by mid-decade.

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South Korea Fines Three German Carmakers in Dieselgate Row

From TU Automotive
Three German automakers accused of colluding on curbing emissions technologies for their diesel-powered vehicles have been fined $33.48M by South Korean authorities.

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Connectivity at the Heart of Automotive Digital Transformation

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The launch of three automotive connectivity trackers highlights the impact of the technology.

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