The automotive industry has been going strong while other sectors of the economy are slowing. What are some of the reasons for this and how long will it last?
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Manufacturers are feeling the pressure to up their production big time, and that means finding ways to get around continued hurdles like shortages.
Tesla has been many things, but to Ed Niedermeyer, the company is a case study filled with both good and bad lessons on how to build a company.
New car inventories are down significantly from 2019 due to manufacturing slowdowns and parts shortages. Meanwhile, demand continues to surge, with multiple used car pricing indices showing prices up about 27% year-over-year.
Parts shortages are beginning to let up, pointing to a looming surge in vehicle production. Still, the market is expected to remain strained for the foreseeable future.
The instability of a global pandemic made it clear that up-to-date technology is required to survive, not just thrive.
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On the first episode of Transmission, Sebastian Blanco and Grace Sharkey dive into the ins and outs of the automotive supply chain.
The trade agreement’s rules governing how much of a car must consist of North American parts could incentivize automakers to set up more assembly plants in the U.S.
