5 Predictions For The Auto Industry In 2025

The Death Of A Legend: How Jimmy Carter Influenced The Auto Industry

Cybersecurity Confusion In Auto Industry: Disproving A Future Negative

New Lifesaving Auto Tech And The 10 Highest Collision Roads In U.S.

The Surprising Use For Generative AI In Auto: Society hears two, overly simplistic extremes about Generative AI. But imagine it enabling a technological, safer future that's long overdue in automotive.

The Faulty Link Between Postponed EVs And Software-Defined Vehicles: Electrification has slowed down significantly, but that's created an accidental delay to the rollout of software-defined vehicles, which will have other effects.

Software Quality Reaches Tipping Point For Some Automakers: Software recalls have reached an epidemic proportion. Some CEOs have figured out a short-term and mid-term bandage, but few have figured out the long-term fix.

Remote Driving As A Service (DRaaS): How Semi-Autonomous Will Play Out: Maybe you thought Ender's Game was just science fiction and a remote chauffeur was a thing of the movies. Guess what: life imitates art, and it's coming soon.

How The Traditional Automakers Can Catch Up On Autonomous Vehicles: Some automakers have accumulated millions of miles of autonomous driving while others are wallowing in the Trough of Disillusionment. Catching up now requires a few steps

Rethinking Purchasing In Automotive: Mobility ‘n Playing The Long Game: Purchasing has traditionally been a bully with ruthless, upfront price negotiations. The long-game winner for mobility, though, might be the company that rethinks this.

How To Build A Career In Connected Vehicle: Building a career in the world of Connected Vehicle is murky; both due to the varying technologies and career paths. Three current executives maybe provide a few insights

Do More With Less: Three AI Programs For Automotive Efficiency: The phrase "Work smarter, not harder" has been the over-recycled phrase of so many auto executives that some Corporate Bingo cards feature the mantra. Maybe AI can help.

The Business Case Of Driver Distraction – An Automaker Conundrum: You probably have an opinion on driver distraction. But examine it from the business case driven by spending habits and you'll understand why the trend continues.

The Costs Of GM’s Software Woes: A Cautionary Tale: This week has been an impactful one for General Motors, to say the least, and understanding the costs of their software snafus is a complex, multivariate analysis.

A Bug To The Light: The Attraction To Touchscreens In Cars: As originally quipped by Alexandra Paul in 1963, "The car we drive says a lot about us." And with the growing desire for more and more screens, what does that say?

The Four Horsemen Of Automotive: A Possible Day Of Reckoning: No one enjoys being the messenger of doom, but a day of reckoning is coming for the auto industry, and the four horsemen of that perfect storm have surfaced.

Safety On The Road: NHTSA’s New “Countermeasures That Work” ... Maybe: In 2014, the fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles traveled (VMT) in the United States hit a historic low of 1.08, which despite encouraging numbers still equated t...

Three Efficiencies For 2024 Where Auto Incumbents Will Need To Improve: The auto manufacturers of yesteryear have declared they're not functioning competitively, but how they'll create the needed efficiencies makes all the difference.

Five Automotive Predictions At The Start Of 2024: If you like automotive, pop-culture and annual predictions, you'll find these five predictions based upon reputable sources both entertaining and insightful.

Automotive Spells Quality With AI: We've survived as a species by being suspicious of things with which we aren't familiar, and maybe this is true of AI. But let's also realize it's already helping a lot.

New Data Tells Dealers They Need Customer Experience Overhaul For EVs: Old sales practices are impacting EV sales in unique ways. The dealerships that fix that Customer Experience are likely to buck the slowing EV trend per a new study.

New Auto Cyber Study Reveals Threat Intelligence ... or Lack Thereof: If you thought Halloween was scary, the latest data from a survey of 200 automotive executives might frighten you much more.

New Data Suggests Top 3 Causes Of Driving Risk: Imagine informing your Aggie friends that College Station, Texas, with its 120,019 residents had 153% more crashes on a game day than Los Angeles’s 3.8 million residents.

Mercedes, Porsche Talk Of Car-As-A-Device And Becoming Software Factories: Several manufacturers have realized they must become software factories in a hurry and likely need enablers to get there.

The Connected Vehicle Now Includes The Connected Lawyer: The sarcastic naysayer might imagine this week's announcement is about electronic ambulance chasers only fanning the flames of accidents and conflict. It's the opposite.