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- Direct and personal access to industry leaders
- Exclusive events across the broad scope of the automotive industry
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The Latest SAA Newsletter
• Buy One Gift One Membership Offer Expires Soon
• Register Today for the 5th Annual Mobility Innovations Summit
• U.S. Car Sales Climb 7% in October
• Q’d Up Mobility Briefing to Examine Pandemic’s Impact on Mobility
• Can the Airbnb Model Work in the Automotive Industry?
• Electric Vehicles Are Becoming the Future of the Automotive Industry
• Ford Blows Away Earnings Expectations as Consumers Buy Up Trucks During Pandemic
• The EVs Are Coming
• Are You Posting on SAA’s LinkedIn Group Page?
• Electrification — Automotive Sector Impact Report
2020-2021 SAA Events
The SAA has a robust line-up of events planned for 2021. Check regularly for updates.
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Automotive COVID-19 Recovery Series Helps Navigate a Path to a “New Normal”
IHS Markit has published three insight pieces providing research and perspectives into how the U.S. new and used vehicle ecosystems have already evolved from their pre-COVID-19 days, and, more importantly, what the more settled post-COVID-19 world, when it does arrive, will look like. These papers help navigate a path to a “new normal” in such unique times.
Read MoreElectrification — Automotive Sector Impact Report
By the early part of the next decade, LMC Automotive expects that more than half of global sales of Passenger Cars (including
North American Light Trucks) will be electrified in one way or another. Get the most up-to-date insights and forecasts on the Powertrain, Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Sector as contained in this latest LMC Impact Report.
Toyota Sweeps Supplier Relations Rankings in Study; is “Most Preferred” Customer
Results of the 20th annual North American Automotive OEM – Supplier Working Relations Index® Study show that of the six major U.S. and Japanese automakers, only Toyota and FCA made any significant improvement in their scores this year.
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New Survey: Aluminum Remains Fastest Growing Automotive Material, Emerging as a Preferred Metal for EVs
The Detroit 3 (FCA, Ford, GM) and their international counterparts and suppliers with manufacturing and assembly in North America have started to return to life this week after a two-month lockdown due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The automakers have redesigned assembly lines and added additional training for autoworkers in an increased effort to avoid additional outbreaks of COVID-19 that could throw off production for a second time.
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Hear from Nexteer at Dec. 3 Q’d Up Mobility Remote Cast
Mark your calendars for the North American International Auto Show’s Q’d Up Mobility event on December 3 with Nexteer Automotive’s Robin Milavec to explore software-defined vehicles and enabling advanced safety and performance features for drivers.
Read MoreWhat Biden Means for the Auto Industry
President-elect Joe Biden played a central role as vice president during the Obama administration, pulling together a task force that is widely credited with saving General Motors and the then-Chrysler, along with as many as 1 million American automotive jobs. Looking forward, the fast-evolving transportation industry is expected to play a central role in Biden’s plan for economic recovery.
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The SAA held its 5th Annual Mobility Innovations Summit on November 18. During the event there was a keynote by Matt Tsien, GM executive vice president, chief technology officer, and president, GM Ventures; and presentations by four companies that were vying for the SAA Mobility Innovation Awards. AutoBeat’s Gary Vasilash also provided his thoughts on mobility innovation which can be read here.
