As the electric vehicle revolution moves forward, automobile dealers will want to install EV chargers at their facilities for several reasons. First, they will need them to charge electric cars before they are delivered to customers. Second, their customers will want to know they can charge their electric cars at … [continued]
The electric car revolution may be happening, but you would never know it if you attended the NADA national conference.
Some Ford dealers have had second thoughts about the company’s EV sales program and notified the company they are no longer interested in participating.
Fewer than 1 in 4 e-curious car buyers are considering a new car from an “EV only” brand.
I was hesitant while writing a recent CleanTechnica post, “Say What? $79–$178 Monthly Lease For An Electric Car?” Sure enough, another take on that article emerged in the comments underneath. The offer was too good to be true for many. We extend a genuine thank you to all who helped bring more information and context to the story.
The President of Audi of America, Scott Keogh, made some interesting comments at a conference the day before the recent National Association of Automobile Dealers convention in New Orleans, as recounted by Wards Auto.
In another bit of news concerning the ongoing Tesla versus the auto dealerships battle, the electric vehicle pioneer reportedly went to the Utah Supreme Court in an attempt to be granted approval to sell its vehicles directly to consumers in the state, rather than being forced to go through a third-party auto dealer.
The government of North Carolina has continued its recent line of seemingly inexplicable decisions, with its choice to now deny Tesla a dealership license for Charlotte despite earlier hints that it would approve. If approved, the location outside of Charlotte, in the suburb of Matthews, would have been the company’s … [continued]
Originally published on EV Obsession. In a situation that’ll seem downright ridiculous to many, it appears that the state of Indiana is seriously considering locking Tesla out of the state — with a real possibility that Tesla will be prohibited from holding a dealer license in the state after 2017 … [continued]
In yet another example of why exactly so many people hate dealing with car dealership salespeople, it just came out the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) recently indicted 8 former employees at a Nissan dealership for a wide range of various forms of criminal and unethical behavior. Apparently, all 8 employees … [continued]
