Category: Automotive Deals

Google is bringing games, YouTube, Zoom to in-car screens

By on May 16, 2023

Google plans to expand the range of applications it offers in cars using its Android Automotive infotainment software – with some owners setting to gain the ability to watch YouTube videos in their cars. The technology giant says Polestar and Volvo will bring YouTube to their latest vehicles with an over-the-air update, although drivers will only be able to watch videos while they’re stationary. Also being added to the list of available apps on Android Automotive are Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Cisco Webex – albeit in audio-only form, given most cars don’t have driver-facing cameras suitable for video conferencing. Waze…

Trade deals, tariffs and Brexit: how will they shape UK prospects?

By on May 14, 2023

Home › Articles › Trade deals, tariffs and Brexit: how will they shape UK prospects?These significant forces have not yet led to a major change in export markets served by UK vehicle companies, but they could in the future, writes Ian HenryUntil the Brexit vote in 2016, few people in the UK, even within the automotive sector, knew much or even thought about trade deals and tariffs. The Brexit negotiations changed that and the actual and potential costs of leaving a large trading bloc were front and center of the industry’s concerns. The UK-EU Trade and Co-operation Agreement…

Best 0% APR Car Deals: May 2023

By on May 12, 2023

The best 0% financing deals on new cars, SUVs, and trucks in May involve no-interest auto loans for 72 months plus as much as $25,000 in financing incentives which can save you a significant amount of money. In many cases, 0% APR deals on cars can beat interest rates from banks and credit unions. While it may seem like rates are only going up, several car brands are still offering zero-interest loans on cars. Most of these incentives may require top-tier credit in order to qualify and can sometimes vary by region. Be sure to check with your dealership for…

Electric Chrysler 300 Replacement Reportedly Shown to Dealers

By on May 8, 2023

Remember Chrysler? The once formidable American automaker now only has three cars in its lineup with the Pacifica, Pacifica Hybrid, and 300, and one of those is set to be replaced in the near future. After 13 long years in production, the 300 is getting ready to bow out. Chrysler hasn’t provided any official details on its successors, but Mopar Insiders reports that dealers in Las Vegas got to see the all-electric vehicle that’s set to replace the 300.The outlet, citing unnamed dealer sources, claims that those in attendance saw a lot of parallels between the image Chrysler showed…

Best EV Lease And Financing Deals In May 2023

By on May 6, 2023

It seems EV lease and financing deals are already improving notably in 2023. That said, it might be safe to assume that most deals will never go back to the way they were before the pandemic. At any rate, if you’re going to buy or lease an EV this year, at least you’ll be appreciated of what manufacturers are advertising promotions. While some brands haven’t yet published their manufacturer-sponsored leasing and financing offers this month, we like to get this article out as soon as deals begin to publish. It’s our hope that you can use this article to get…

MULN Stock Alert: Mullen Announces $63 Million Order

By on May 4, 2023

Source: Ringo Chiu / ShutterstockAmong the meme stocks gaining traction today is Mullen Automotive (NASDAQ:MULN). Shares of MULN stock have surged more than 8% in today’s session, moving off of an all-time low seen over the past week. This move is on some rather compelling news for speculators and investors in this upstart electric vehicle (EV) maker. Mullen announced an impressive 1,000-vehicle order from the Randy Marion Automotive Group’s (RMA) Randy Marion Isuzu, LLC segment. The company reports that the deal should amount to $63 million when all Class 3 EV cab chassis trucks are delivered. RMA is a…

US House committee chair ‘concerned’ by Tesla deals in China | Automotive Industry News

By on April 30, 2023

The leader of a United States congressional committee on China has expressed concern about electric carmaker Tesla’s dependency on China, a day after the company revealed plans to open a Megapack battery factory in Shanghai. Tesla announced the factory in a tweet on Sunday, and Chinese state media said it would initially produce 10,000 Megapack units a year, equal to around 40-gigawatt hours of energy storage, and complement a huge existing Shanghai plant making electric vehicles. Mike Gallagher, the Republican chair of the House of Representatives’ select committee on China’s Communist Party, said on Monday he would like to know…