Congress Reopens Debate on Future of Federal EV Incentives
The future of federal electric vehicle incentives is back under discussion as lawmakers revisit how best to support electrification amid slowing demand and rising budget scrutiny. The renewed debate reflects growing uncertainty about whether current incentive structures are delivering the intended results across the U.S. auto market. Members of United States Congress are weighing changes […]
Cybersecurity Concerns Rise Around Connected Vehicles
Cybersecurity concerns are rising across the auto industry as vehicles become increasingly connected and software driven. From infotainment systems and mobile apps to over the air updates and cloud based services, modern vehicles now operate as part of a broader digital ecosystem that introduces new risks alongside new capabilities. Automakers have rapidly expanded connectivity to […]
Automakers Move More Vehicle Data Processing Onboard
Automakers are increasingly shifting vehicle data processing away from the cloud and back into the vehicle itself as software complexity, safety requirements, and cost considerations reshape digital strategies. What began as a push toward always connected, cloud dependent systems is now evolving into a more balanced approach that emphasizes onboard computing. Modern vehicles generate vast […]
Insurance Industry Flags Rising Claims Tied to Vehicle Tech Failures
The insurance industry is raising concerns about a growing number of claims linked to vehicle technology failures as cars become increasingly complex and software driven. What were once isolated issues are now appearing with greater frequency, prompting insurers to reassess risk models, repair costs, and long term exposure. Insurers report that claims related to advanced […]
Over-the-Air Updates Become Central to Recall Strategy
Over the air software updates are becoming a central tool in how automakers manage recalls, reflecting a broader shift toward software driven vehicles. As cars rely more heavily on digital systems, manufacturers are increasingly using remote updates to fix defects, improve performance, and address safety concerns without requiring owners to visit dealerships. Traditionally, recalls meant […]
U.S. Regulators Question Driver Monitoring in Semi-Autonomous Systems
U.S. regulators are intensifying scrutiny of driver monitoring systems used in semi autonomous vehicles as advanced driver assistance features become more common on American roads. The focus is shifting from what these systems can do to how effectively they ensure drivers remain attentive and ready to take control. Semi autonomous features such as adaptive cruise […]
Automakers Face Growing Scrutiny Over Vehicle Software Reliability
Automakers are facing increasing scrutiny over vehicle software reliability as cars become more digitally complex and software driven features play a larger role in daily operation. What was once a background system is now central to safety, performance, and customer satisfaction, and failures are becoming harder for manufacturers to dismiss. Modern vehicles rely on software […]
Dealers Report Stronger Demand for Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles
Auto dealers across the United States are reporting stronger demand for certified pre-owned vehicles as buyers seek value, reassurance, and predictable ownership costs in a high interest rate environment. As new vehicle affordability remains strained, CPO inventory is emerging as a preferred middle ground between new and traditional used cars. Dealers say certified pre-owned vehicles […]