More than 8.6 million vehicles recalled in Q4 2025 — report
Tech-related and electrical issues were the root of most recalls in Q4 2025, followed by powertrain, engine, and visibility-related defects, according to BizzyCar. (2 min. read)
AI data center growth could tighten memory chip supply for automakers
“Automakers now face the challenge of managing supply in a market where total capacity may be growing, yet their share is shrinking,” according to S&P Global Mobility. (3 min. read)
Nearly 30% of trade-ins are underwater as auto loan stress deepens
“Loans that originated when prices were elevated are now aging into a market where values are no longer inflated,” said Edmunds’ Ivan Drury. (3 min. read)
84 out of 100 dealership websites are basically "invisible" to AI search
Dealers are paying for websites that make them invisible to the future of search. Most don't even know it," according to a study from Savvy Dealer. (3 min. read)
General Motors CEO Mary Barra reaffirms long-term EV strategy despite policy rollercoaster
GM CEO Mary Barra expects easier charging capabilities and lower pricing for electric vehicles will help grow adoption, even with policy rollbacks. (3 min. read)
Senate Committee puts affordability hearing with auto CEOs on hold
“The Commerce Committee is coordinating with the leaders of the auto industry to reschedule this hearing," committee spokesperson Phoebe Keller. (3 min. read)
Ford lists eligible vehicles for $10,000 auto loan tax deduction
Ford is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the loan reduction, with about 80% of the vehicles it sells in America assembled domestically. (2 min. read)
Vehicle service quality becomes more influential as brand loyalty erodes — study
"The U.S. automotive sector is entering a critical phase defined by tightening affordability, evolving expectations around value, and a growing emphasis on longer-term ownership experiences," said Lisa Walker, vice chair and U.S. automotive sector leader at Deloitte. (3 min. read)
Chinese-owned Geely signals interest in U.S. market, but faces significant barriers
"We're looking at all global markets where we can expand," said Ash Sutcliffe, Geely’s head of global communications. "The big question for us is when and where will we go to the USA." (3 min. read)
