Champ expects more states to add electronic titling; N.J. e-lien deadline near amid growth in demand to go digital

Champ Titles CEO Shane Bigelow said electronic titling should also mean slightly lower interest rates. (CHAMP TITLES)

March 24, 2025 12:00 PM

Momentum appears to be growing for states to handle vehicle titling and liens electronically, a capability that has the potential to smooth transactions for dealerships.

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Champ expects more states to add electronic titling; N.J. e-lien deadline near amid growth in demand to go digital

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