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Volvo’s early success with its car subscription plan has put the company in an enviable position as automakers tinker with business models that don’t revolve around traditional car ownership.

GM Financial is expected to serve as a fount of profits for General Motors to fund investments in emerging technologies.

Mazda pulls the curtains on its next-generation Mazda3 small car at this month’s Los Angeles Auto Show, kicking off a new era of performance-oriented vehicle platforms and Skyactiv-X drivetrains.

Mercedes-Benz #8212; whose name adorns the Atlanta stadium where Super Bowl LIII will be played #8212; is returning to the game as an advertiser after sitting out the NFL’s championship showdown in 2018.

Ford is open to working with foreign rivals to expand self-driving services internationally, the Financial Times reported.

Ford is open to working with foreign rivals to expand self-driving services internationally, the Financial Times reported.

Wonhee Lee is pushing Hyundai Motor Co. to introduce a full lineup of crossovers, roll out more electrified vehicles with next-generation batteries, and possibly even offer a pickup.

CEO Herbert Diess says that, thanks in part to a global strategy shift to electric vehicles and efforts to clean up its own house after spending more than $30 billion to make things right, VW has put “most” of the diesel scandal in the past.

Maven’s current “car sharing marketplace” is the first product in a potential line of shared products for the emerging consumer platform.

Auto industry stakeholders looking forward to some postelection progress on legislation and an end to the Trump administration’s tariff volleys should probably expect the opposite.