Hot topics in the auto industry is what the first week in August is all about, at least in Traverse City, Michigan. That’s where CAR, the Center for Automotive Research, holds its annual Management Briefing Seminars. And this year AFTER HOURS caught up with three speakers who are definitely making news at the conference; one talks emissions when it comes to CARB; the second one speaks on the North American revival of PSA, and then our third discusses the prolonged life of the I.C.E.
SPECIAL GUESTS:
02:25 -Annette Hebert, California Air Resources Board 18:05 -Larry Dominique, President & CEO, PSA North America, Inc. 34:40 -Robert Davis, SVP, Mazda NA 49:52 - Doctor Data & wrap up
PANEL: John McElroy, Autoline.tv; Gary Vasilash, Automotive Design & Production
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Autoline is partnering with Yazaki to offer a unique perspective of the 2017 CAR Management Briefing Seminars. During the week of CAR MBS, Yazaki interns will be posting their insights toInstagramandTwitterusing#InternYazaki as well as Snapchat. We’ll be sharing some of the most interesting of those posts right here on Autoline.tv, so check back often. The opinions and reports from the intern correspondents are their own and do not reflect the editorial position of Autoline.
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