In coronavirus COVID-19 news are GM, Ford, AutoPacific, Tint World, TechNavio, Concours d’Elegance, Comscore and more. GM Dealers Pledge Sanitation As part of an ongoing commitment to enhance and improve the entire customer experience from shopping to delivery, today General Motors announced an initiative inviting U.S. dealers to participate in a program embracing Centers for … Read more
AUTO Connected Car New’s COVID-19 Caronavirusly news includes Tesla, traveler confidence, FCA, buying and contactless parking. Tesla Agrees with County Tesla and the health officials from Alameda county have reached an agreement for the Fremont factory to reopen. Alameda work with Fremont police “to verify Tesla is adhering to physical distancing and that agreed upon … Read more
In Coronavirus, COVID-19 getting back to work are Tesla, FCA and Enterprise while RideKleen is expanding its disinfection services. In the midst of controversy and contrary to the county of Alameda’s mandates Elon Musk Tweeted that the Tesla Fremont factory re-opened today. Musk also initiated a law suit against the county. Employee’s cars were seen … Read more
It looks there is good news finally, because Hyundai is delivering cars, they sponsored the Ellen Show, a mom who is helping single moms, gets a new Hyundai Santa Fe. Automakers are starting to get back to work and making plans. In the news are Ferrari, Aston Martin, Daimler, BMW and Nissan. What a Happy … Read more
In Coronavirus COVID-19 automotive news are Pittsburgh International Airport, Ford, Volkswagen, Nissan and FCA. The Pittsburgh International Airport is using autonomous floor scrubbing machines to disinfect the floors of the air. Carnegie Mellon supplied the AI. Workers driver the machines around to teach them the routine. Ford Getting Ready to Re-Start Ford is targeting a … Read more
In Coronavirus COVID-19 news are Ford, 3M, Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Buckle and the law. Ford & 3M Deliver PPE Since late March, the companies have been working rapidly to design and deliver urgently needed PAPRs, drawing on 3M’s expertise in personal safety equipment, technology and regulatory requirements. Through the collaboration, 3M and Ford brought the … Read more
In Coronavirus COVID-19 automotive news are NYC MTA, Mazda, Audi, Thor and RightSure. New York City’s MTA will test UV-C lights to disinfect trains and buses starting May 11. The MTA with working with Columbia University to test the technology. Mazda Extends Essential Care to Heathcare Workers Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) announced today that … Read more
In COVID-19 Coronavirus news are Automatic, Mercedes-Benz, Pirelli, Audi, GM and BYD. Automatic OBD Connected Car Service Shutdown Automatic which is now owned by Sirius hutting down and discontinuing it service. the Co cited affects of the kovit 19 pandemic as the cause. The service will be completely shut down on May 28 2020. Some … Read more
The COVID-19 crisis means many of us are using our vehicles much less frequently, or in some cases not using them at all. Owners of battery-powered vehicles might wonder how much charge they should keep in their batteries and whether their batteries will become depleted if their vehicle is not used and recharged regularly. Ford’s … Read more
In Coronavirus COVID-19 automotive news are NY MTA, Ford, Toyota, Honda, Porshce and Dealer.com No MTA in NYC After 1:00 Am New York will close the MTA subways every night to disinfect the trains from 1:00 am to 5:00 am when only 10,000 people typically ride. Mayor De Blasio stated that buses, dollar vans and, … Read more
In Coronavirus COVID-19 automotive news are Lincoln, Rivian, Ford, Tesla, GM, INFINITI and more. Cancel, Delay, Delay, Delay Lincoln has cancelled planes to build an SUV based on the Rivian platform. Ford will delay the commercial launch of its autonomous vehicles by a year, to 2022. The pandemic may also delay new F-150 pickup hybrid, … Read more
Toyota Motor North America is collaborating with its nonprofit partners in the LGBTQ+ community to better serve client and patient healthcare needs during the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. More than $275,000 of previously awarded funding is being reallocated to support critical needs. “Minority populations – including those in the LGBTQ+ community – are at increased … Read more
