0:07 JLR 3D Prints Face Visors
0:43 Volkswagen 3D Prints Face Shields
1:03 Making Masks & Ventilators Could Pave Way for Car Production
1:52 Auto Production Will Be Hit Harder Than Sales
3:13 GM Will Build EVs for Honda
3:50 Rivian Launch Likely Delayed
4:07 Audi’s EV Platform Strategy
6:00 ZF Explains Lane Change Assist
7:21 Kia Wants to Give Students $5,000
8:01 Kia Makes “How To” Videos for Simple Treats
8:25 Ford Thinks Sales Are Going Online
9:15 Tesla Props Up EV Segment
10:07 Worst Sales Performers in the U.S.
10:39 Best Sales Performers
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The coronavirus crisis is wreaking havoc in the automotive industry. It’s never been through anything quite like this before, not even in wartime. What is the outlook for the industry, how can it respond and when can it get back to normal? Though the situation is still in a state of flux, three automotive experts provide their insights as to what may lie ahead for automakers, suppliers and dealers.
0:07 March U.S. Sales Take a Beating
1:03 U.S. Full-Size Pickup Sales
1:27 China Sales Report
2:14 GM & FCA Try New Sales Strategies
2:45 Kia Extends Warranties Worldwide
3:21 Audi e-tron Sportback Details
4:29 PSA Group Hints at 1st U.S.-Bound Vehicle
5:23 Dongfeng Could Change Mind on PSA Stake Sale
5:50 Hyundai Shows What Other N Models Could Look Like
7:05 Sandy Munro’s 1st Look at Tesla’s Model Y
9:20 German Automakers Show Social Distancing Logos
9:52 Custom Mask Suggestions
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0:07 BorgWarner May Drop Out of Delphi Buyout
0:40 FCA Says Peugeot Merger Still on Track
0:56 Ford Offsets Car Production by Making Virus Equipment
1:33 GM Needed Custom Machinery to Make Masks
2:28 What Would Your Custom Mask Be?
3:26 Hyundai to Open New Innovation Lab in Singapore
3:51 Skoda Highlights Lesser Known Models
4:52 CUPRA Tests Limited Ateca SUV in the Alps
5:48 VW Adding Plug-ins to the Arteon & Tiguan
6:08 Lucid Delays Production Air Debut
6:45 Government Finalizes Fuel Economy Plans
7:36 Volvo Joins Other Automakers Backing California
8:00 China May Ease EV & Emission Quotas
8:30 Mahle Explains Its Jet Ignition Technology
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0:07 FCA Cuts Employee Pay
0:44 Paris Auto Show Mostly Cancelled
1:04 Toyota Provides Shuttles in Thailand
1:29 JLR Deploys Vehicles for Emergency Response
1:51 Ford Keeps Mach-E Program Moving
2:44 Ford Not Sure When it Will Re-Open N.A. Plants
2:56 Ford Charges Ahead with Ventilator Production
3:29 GM Tells Suppliers to Delay Refreshes
4:31 Magna Explains Its Advanced Lighting Technology
7:29 BYD Developing New Battery
8:20 Hyundai Accent Impressions
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0:07 Mercedes 3D Prints Medical Equipment
0:35 Mercedes F1 Makes Masks
1:10 Trumps Lashes Out at GM, Then Backs Off
2:53 New Genesis G80 Sedan Details
4:25 Honda Shows Concept CB Series Motorcycle
4:56 BMW Partners with Toyota on Fuel Cells
6:15 BorgWarner Highlights Benefits of Integrated Tech Center
7:58 Detroit Auto Show Cancelled
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0:07 Most Automakers Downgraded
0:48 Automakers Try to Secure Credit
1:41 Automakers Start Announcing Pay Cuts
2:31 Will Downturn Last a Long Time?
3:05 Magna Posts Instructions for Making Masks
3:57 E-Racing Showing Potential
4:59 Denny Hamlin Has $125,000 Race Simulator
5:43 BMW 3 Series PHEV
6:37 Will Collision Shops Have Less Work Due to ADAS?
8:48 Kia Hires New VP of Interior Design
9:31 Racing Announcer Provides Commentary for Backyard Dog Race
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Past President, Society of Automotive Historians Cole Cunnien
Global Director of Engineering, Magna Lighting
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PANEL: Joe DeMatio, Hagerty; Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design & Production; John McElroy, Autoline.tv
Automakers are equipping cars with ADAS, or advanced driver assistance systems, including radar, sonar and video cameras. This is the technology that can make cars safer with blind spot detection, automated emergency braking and lane keeping. But if your car gets bent up in an accident, who’s going to make sure these sensors are properly aimed and calibrated? In collaboration with I-CAR, the independent collision auto repair association, we have three automotive repair experts weighing in on what the industry needs to do to make sure ADAS technology truly keeps your car safe.
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