On EVs, the Battle Continues

In April, I traveled to Washington, D.C., for meetings on Capitol Hill. As AIADA Chairman, I’ve witnessed firsthand the importance of dealer engagement on a number of federal issues, and I am committed to do my part to ensure that the voices of AIADA’s members are heard by lawmakers.

Few Small SUVs Excel in New IIHS Front Crash Prevention Test

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is updating its vehicle-to-vehicle front crash prevention test to address crashes that occur at higher speeds and those in which the struck vehicle is a motorcycle or large truck.

Here Are the 5 Least Expensive EVs in the First Quarter

Big discounts to move electric vehicles off dealership lots means consumers have a selection of vehicles priced below $41,000. Automakers and retailers offered huge incentives — sometimes five-digit discounts — to sell EVs that lingered on dealership lots for more than 100 days in the first quarter of 2024.

Bill to Undo Relaxed EPA Tailpipe Emissions Rule Fails in Senate

A bill that would prohibit the EPA from enforcing its finalized rule on tailpipe emissions failed to reach a 60-vote threshold in the Senate on Thursday. The bill was introduced by Sen. Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, on March 23, just days after the EPA finalized its rule for light-duty vehicles with the 2027-32 model years.

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