September US light vehicle demand update. Sales pace has remained steady despite noise from DC and stock market volatility. IHS Markit expects 2019 auto sales in to reach 17.1 million units down from 17.3 in 2018.

IHS Markit expects EV share of new vehicle registrations in the United States to reach 8% by 2025. Regulations, pricing, technology and infrastructure — including overcoming the dreaded range-anxiety — are all key to moving consumers away from internal combustion engines. Join us on October 8 as Kristen Balasia, Holger Hausmann and Bruce Harrison discuss the current state and next steps of EV adoption in the US market.

Impacts from the union workers’ strike on General Motors production.

Ethnic consumers continue to buy sedans. With the ethnic population set to become the US majority in 2043, what does this mean for brands who no longer offer sedans?

Listen as Chris Hopson discusses global automotive demand results..."things will get worse before they get better".

Listen as Stephanie Brinley discusses vehicles on display at the Frankfurt Auto Show

The impact of the multi-cultural consumer on the US automotive industry is increasing in surprising ways. This influence goes beyond sales, to marketing efforts, dealer engagement, technology adoption and segment preferences. Join us to gain a better understanding of the drivers within this key and growing market to help shape your strategies to best serve the growing multi-cultural consumer.

EV represent a record 1.3% of overall US light vehicle market, more than double two years ago. Loyalty to electric vehicles is has been above 50% for three quarters in a row. IHS Markit expects to see the EV share increase in the near term with a forecast of 8% by 2025.

Connected vehicle technologies makes your new car continue to feel new…for a price.

IHS Markit forecast there will be 420 nameplates in the United States in 2026 compared with about 350 in 2018. This will lead to a new level of market crowding and prove challenging as the market slows.