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Electric vehicles will need 'battery passports' to enter EU from 2027

Autocar

Battery passports are intended to shine light on supply chains and the pre-production process Digital document will detail provenance, state of health, and more Battery passports will be mandatory for electric vehicles sold in the European Union from February 2027 to provide greater visibility of what has gone into them and where it has come from.

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Vehicle buyers willing to wait for delivery as build-to-order trend grows

Canadian Auto Dealer

of vehicle buyers would be willing to wait more than a month. Assuming supply chains are working efficiently and vehicles can be delivered in a timely manner, extensive on the ground inventory does not appear to be a prerequisite for success in meeting consumer demand.” Data shows that 55.7%

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Media post: Tyrell Evans Explains the Evolution of the Used Luxury Car Market in Ontario Since the Pandemic

Best Selling Cars Blog

Shift in Buyer Preferences During the pandemic, many people began prioritizing reliability and comfort in their vehicles, as safety became a paramount concern. This rise contrasts with the new car market, which experienced more significant supply chain disruptions leading to inventory shortages.

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Electric cars to require ‘battery passports’ in Europe from 2027

Drive.com

When scanned with a QR code-reading device, the passport will show information about who produced the battery or handled its materials, all the way from the mines to being connected in the car – putting greater responsibility on manufacturers to have transparent supply chains. The automotive [manufacturer] gets to see everything.

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Dealers Brace For The Next Pandemic-Related Supply Issue: Fewer Lease Returns

Carscoops

In 2021, new-car leasing rates fell from one in three to one in six, reducing the number of buyers as leases end. Certified pre-owned cars will also see a reduction in supply as fewer lessees turn in vehicles to dealers. The cause was increased demand, in part thanks to stimulus checks, which saw more buyers looking to buy a new car.

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Cap hpi partners with SYNETIQ for salvage data

Motor Trader

The partnership supports the expansion of HPI data which already supports buyers by assessing the accuracy of insurance markets, usually identifying cloned vehicles and other issues.

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"Navigating the Future of Automotive Leadership: Balancing Tradition and Innovation"

Women Automotive Network

The Panel Jennifer Brace , Chief Futurist, Ford Motor Company Brandon Faurote , VP Advanced Design, Stellantis North America Marian Maroki , Buyer, Exhaust Systems, General Motors Stephanie May, Commercial Director, Women Automotive Network Meet the Panelists Jennifer Brace : Jen is the Chief Futurist at Ford Motor Company.