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Aston Martin partners with Lucid in Saudi-backed EV deal | Column: Why dealers, automakers need better communication | Ford Explorer recall investigated by NHTSA | Rivian expands mobile service

Access to Lucid’s powertrain and battery technology will be at the center of Aston Martin’s new in-house EV platform, Aston Martin said. Lucid and Aston Martin have a common shareholder in Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund.

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Column: Dealers and automakers need better communication when selling vehicles to order

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NHTSA probing Ford over Explorer recall for power loss

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Rivian expands mobile service with fleet of heavy-duty vans

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UAW president blasts U.S. loan to Ford joint venture battery projects

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Ford planning more salaried job cuts

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U.S. suppliers hit big hurdle in quest to move production closer to home

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Nissan investigates claims CEO put COO Gupta under surveillance

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Foul play suspected in fire at Nikola headquarters

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Is your dealership prepared to deal with cybercrime?

Cybercrime continues to cause major data breaches at businesses across the US, and dealerships are finding themselves increasingly targeted.

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CarMax’s Q1 net income slips 9.5% amid vehicle affordability issues, falling consumer confidence

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Car Wars study predicts Detroit 3 closing in on Tesla’s EV market share

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Honda recalls 1.2 million U.S. vehicles over faulty backup camera

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Washington state plans to mandate Tesla’s charging plug

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