Stellantis, one of the largest automakers in the world, agreed Tuesday to comply with California's vehicle emissions standards that are the toughest in the nation and require zero-emission and plug-in hybrid vehicles to make up 68% of new light-duty vehicle sales by 2030.
Stellantis now joins four big automakers -- Ford, Honda, Volkswagen and BMW – that agreed to follow California’s rules in 2019. The Trump administration then launched an antitrust investigation of those companies, but eventually closed it after failing to find any wrongdoing.
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares called Tuesday’s agreement “a win-win solution that is good for the customer and good for the planet” in a statement.
A look back at this year’s Work Truck Week and also a look at what it’s like to remarket work trucks today.
Louisville, Kentucky – Bosch has announced the launch of RevX, a solution designed to streamline fleets’ search for freight, today at the largest heavy-duty trucking show in North America, the Mid-American Trucking Show.
RevX offers a seamless sign-on solution that simplifies logistics by consolidating spot market shipments across multiple sources into a single tool designed to aid dispatchers in finding the load.
The new cloud-based service from Bosch aggregates search results across multiple brokers and load boards based on a specific criterion, calculates profits, and effortlessly helps with data driven decision making to eliminate empty miles.
In B2B businesses it is a given that problems will arise from time to time. How those inevitable incidents are best approached and resolved is the subject of Ed Pierce’s superb article: Negotiation is Key for Business Solutions.
NAFA Institute & Expo is less than a month away but there is still time to register for the fleet industry's must-attend conference. Ed Pierce, Ted Roberts and Dave Bean from Fleet Management Weekly's team will see you in San Antonio!
On a personal note, I want to thank our readers for your kind gestures of sympathy on the recent passing of my long-time life partner, FMW’s Senior Editor Mike Sheldrick. I am deeply touched.
Editor in Chief.
One big thing has changed in the used car world in the past 32 years: what were once seasonal markets have essentially melded into one market today.