The automaker is plugging its innovation know-how as it continues to invest beyond its vehicle business.
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The automaker is plugging its innovation know-how as it continues to invest beyond its vehicle business.
The upcoming Dodge Hornet is designed to be speedy and powerful, traits that few customers in the small crossover segment tend to care about. "That's the whole idea," says brand CEO Tim Kuniskis.
Organizers of the city's first auto show since 2019 have lined up a variety of attractions as it expands with outdoor elements.
Volvo is pursuing a middle path with its Starbucks hookup — helping build a charging network over which it has some control, but without shouldering the exorbitant cost of Tesla's go-it-alone Supercharger model.
Kia is giving the 2023 Telluride large crossover more off-road muscle along with a big dose of Madison Avenue marketing.
Jaguar's lifestyle ads aim to position the brand as the pinnacle of luxury, right up there with such exclusive European brands as Cartier jewelry and Hermes and Balenciaga fashions.
The Stellantis muscle brand is making some noise with its roaring engines before transitioning to more eco-friendly electrified performance.
Cadillac has inked a multiyear deal with the U.S. Tennis Association, with plans to use the New York City event to plug its EV ambitions, including its Lyriq EV model.
There's no need for aftermarket companies to immediately transform their current business models. Instead, they have time to thoughtfully evolve them.
The late-night comedian test drove the F-150 Lightning with Ford's CEO and posed for photos with workers who build the truck.
The supercar maker has partnered with APL, a high-performance athletic footwear brand, to create a line of $450 shoes called HySpeed.
Sonic's fast-growing used vehicle unit EchoPark plans social media push to 'identify the brand' after expansion.
Sonic's fast-growing used vehicle unit EchoPark plans social media push to 'identify the brand' after expansion.
Former FordDirect CEO Matt VanDyke left Ford Motor Co. in June after 14 years, primarily in marketing roles, to become president of Michigan-based digital marketing vendor Shift Digital.
Experts say there are multiple reasons why starting a new standalone brand for digital sales could make sense, from diversification and geographic expansion to reaching new consumers.