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Hyundai invests heavily in the United States

A surprising piece of news: South Korean automobile manufacturer Hyundai just announced that it plans to invest up to US$21 billion in the United States.

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Introducing Service Insights by CARFAX Canada

GEM-CAR is proud to be the first shop management software provider to partner with CARFAX Canada to offer Service Insights on the GEM-CAR platform, a unique customer-facing tool that helps automotive repair shops enhance their customer experience and strengthen consumer loyalty.

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Quebec leads the Charge for the Right to Repair

The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) has taken an active part in the Government of Quebec’s regulatory consultations related to the issue of the right to repair in the automobile sector.

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No new F-150 in sight

According to publications from the Crain group, American automaker Ford is reportedly delaying the launch of the 15th generation of its popular F-150 pickup truck (code name P736) by at least one year, pushing it to mid-2028. 

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Ford to invest $5 billion USD in Germany

Despite a 17% decline in automotive demand in Europe in 2024 compared to the previous year, American automaker Ford decided to invest more than $5 billion USD

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The Focus is done!

Although the Focus has not been sold in North America since 2018, Ford continued producing it in Europe. However, after more than 25 years of uninterrupted production, it will be discontinued in November.

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Toyota determined to stay in Canada

According to the specialized publication Automotive News Canada, Japanese automaker Toyota is determined to maintain its operations in Canada despite the tariff threats imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump.

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LG and Toyota take over the ultium battery plant in Lansing

According to Reuters, South Korean company LG Energy Solution is partnering with Japanese automaker Toyota to take over the Ultium plant in Lansing, Michigan, where nickel-based NCMA battery modules will be produced for Toyota’s future electric vehicles.

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