With promises of lower emissions and more EVs abundant from politicians and manufacturers, do shops need to be preparing now? A top automotive research executive weighs in.
Ohio-based EV startup Lordstown Motors receives a $400 million investment, Minnesota becomes the first Midwestern state to implement "Clean Car" rules, and Ford announces plans for $100 million battery research facility in Romulus, Mich.
The FTC unanimously votes to increase enforcement against repair restrictions, speculation swirls around a possible electric Corvette, and Tesla unveils its Full Self-Driving subscription service.
Stellantis announces a fully electric Ram, AV startup Halo plans to bring a driverless car service to Las Vegas, and GM invests $71 million into a new Pasadena design center. Digital Multimedia Editor Noah Brown gives a recap of the headlines from this past week's news in the latest edition of the ADAPT News Roundup.
In addition to a lineup of top industry speakers, there will be networking opportunities, a vehicle gifting by the National Auto Body Council as part of its NABC Recycled Rides program, and a tour of the NASCAR Hall of Fame.
According to a Digital Stack report, social media platforms favor local content over national content, with local pages gaining over 450 percent more engagement than national pages.
The session tomorrow will break down the history of ADAS, where the industry is going, along with the different types of ADAS systems and the impact they have on collision repair facilities.
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