JULY 22, 2022

Volvo Cars Links COVID in China to Second-Quarter Sales Slide

Volvo says COVID lockdowns in China not only impacted retail deliveries there but also severely curtailed production in China and Europe, predominantly of Recharge cars.

On Demand Webinar: Key Technology Fuels Efficiency for Automotive Tier Suppliers
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Autoline Daily 2022: Top Industry News for July 22

Baidu Unveils New L4 AV; Amazon Now Delivering with Rivian Vans; OnStar Expands Beyond Passenger Cars

Don’t miss the leading automotive conference of the summer! Join CAR and the top minds in mobility for two-and-a-half days of rich automotive content that highlights current challenges faced by the industry and incredible networking opportunities in a beautiful Michigan summer setting.

Volkswagen Lists Changes to 2023 Model Year Lineup

VW says each model has been introduced, redesigned or refreshed within the past two model years.

Subaru Not “Worry”-ing With Two Most-Watched Auto Ads

Subaru and Lexus both have two ads on this week’s list, according to iSpot.tv.

NXP and Foxconn Team Up for Connected Car Expansion

From TU Automotive
Dutch automotive digital provider, NXP Semiconductors, is teaming up with Taiwan’s Hon Hai (Foxconn) to expand its capabilities in creating mass market connected car platforms.

Lingering Chip Shortage, Shift in Supply Chain Expected

For Wards Intelligence Subscribers
Automotive just-in-time sourcing strategy at odds with how semiconductor industry works, Roland Berger analyst says.

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