NADA CEO Mike Stanton talks about snatching victory from the jaws of the blizzard in New Orleans. Nissan calls U.S. and Canadian workers back to the office and may cut thousands of jobs. Plus, Stellantis tells dealers to get ready for an epic comeback.
The auto industry’s shift to carbon neutrality is here, and it’s accelerating. But is it enough? Driving to Zero is a new podcast series from Automotive News that looks at the auto industry’s roadmap to carbon neutrality.
NADA CEO Mike Stanton talks about snatching victory from the jaws of the blizzard in New Orleans. Nissan calls U.S. and Canadian workers back to the office and may cut thousands of jobs. Plus, Stellantis tells dealers to get ready for an epic comeback.
Jonathan Smoke, chief economist for Cox Automotive, shares his optimistic outlook for 2025 at the NADA Show in New Orleans. Plus, McKinsey & Co. Senior Partner Inga Maurer talks about her expectations for U.S. electric vehicle sales this year.
A new report shows how tough it would be to move Canadian auto assembly to the U.S.; Tesla hikes its Canadian prices; Canada’s Holand Automotive Group expands overseas. Plus, Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association President Flavio Volpe is part of a federal Canada-U. S. relations council dealing with the incoming Trump administration’s vow to impose tariffs. He talks tariffs, trade wars and more.
America needs Canada-made vehicles; tariff threats worry Canadian suppliers; the federal iZEV program winds down. Plus, Unifor President Lana Payne discusses tariffs, organizing more of Canada’s autoworkers, the future of EV assembly, and more.
Nissan Canada President Trevor Longley explains the automaker’s success in Canada, talks about new key models, addresses the affordability issue and more.
