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SEPTEMBER 18, 2023



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UAW Strikes Redrawing Bargaining Parameters: Expert
Bargainers for General Motors, Ford, Stellantis and the UAW made little apparent progress over the weekend.
Autoline Daily 2023: Top Industry News for Sept. 18
Ford, GM Lay Off UAW Workers; Tesla Cybertruck Hits 2 Million Reservations; Lambo & Ducati Demonstrate V2V Technology

Kia EV9 Makes Strong Case for 3-Row Battery-Electric SUV

More 3-row BEV SUVs will follow the Kia EV9. But will North American buyers go for them in significant numbers?

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Wards Podcast: Acura ZDX and Hyundai’s Savvy Safety For BEVs

Acura launches its first BEV, the ‘24 ZDX, and Hyundai opens a new safety testing and investigation center as it adds two more BEVs to the IIHS Top Safety+ list.

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Why and How to Protect your Intellectual Property Internationally

In this GlobalAutoIndustry.com Audio Interview "Why and How to Protect your Intellectual Property Internationally" Ron Hesse speaks with Fred Rocafort, Leader of Harris Bricken’s intellectual property practice and coordinator of the firm’s international team.

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Initial U.S. Strike-Related Shutdowns Won’t Necessarily Boost Demand at Other Automakers
The eight vehicles built at the three sites closed Sept. 15 from the UAW-called strikes compete in segments dominated by Ford, GM and Stellantis, leaving it unlikely that lost sales of those models could lead to big gains at other automakers. In fact, in some cases there is a good chance lost sales at one company are filled by one of the other two.