Why the Auto Industry's Software Talent Problem Is About to Get Worse
The auto industry's ongoing struggle to recruit and retain software engineering talent has been a manageable problem for the past several years.…
Daniel has been on the auto beat for about fifteen years, with stops in Detroit, Stuttgart, and now back in the Midwest reporting on the industry from the supplier side as much as the OEM side. The writing here is the kind of working-journalist coverage of the auto industry that used to fill the trade press and the daily-newspaper auto sections before most of those outlets cut back. Industry news, regulation, the EV transition, the used market, the parts of the classic-car world that intersect with the contemporary industry. Reporting rather than reviewing. No dealer promotion, no enthusiast cliches, no pretending that everything new is exciting.
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The auto industry's ongoing struggle to recruit and retain software engineering talent has been a manageable problem for the past several years.…
The pricing discipline in the full-size pickup segment has held up better than essentially any other segment of the U.S. vehicle market…
The recall notification system depends on accurate registered-owner data. When vehicles change hands multiple times outside the dealer-tracked channels, the chain of…
The mid-cycle refresh schedule that auto manufacturers have followed for decades has been slipping noticeably across multiple brands over the past two…
The publicly reported charging infrastructure deployment numbers tell a story that the on-the-ground reality has been complicating for a while now. The…
The auction values on 1980s and early 1990s Japanese sports cars have produced one of the more interesting collector-market stories of the…
The right-to-repair legislation that has moved in several states is the visible part of a longer-running shift in the relationship between independent…
The Inflation Reduction Act tax credits and the various state-level incentives have produced substantial battery-plant announcements. The actual development of a North…
The line between a formal recall and a customer-satisfaction service campaign has been blurring for years. The trend has implications for consumer…
The wholesale numbers on three-year-old EVs have moved in a direction that is creating real problems for the leasing companies, the captive…
The production adjustments Ford announced this quarter were framed as routine inventory management. What the supplier base is hearing privately is a…
The 2035 internal-combustion ban was the centerpiece of European auto policy two years ago. The exemptions and reviews being negotiated now look…