Plug-in hybrids are becoming more popular. Why? And will it continue?
There’s a lot of talk about the idea that the growth in electric car sales has kind of slowed a little.
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There’s a lot of talk about the idea that the growth in electric car sales has kind of slowed a little.
Dealers are letting artificial intelligence (AI) take the wheel in reshaping how Americans shop for cars, steering buyers from smart ads to digital showrooms.
There are a lot of reasons to consider purchasing an electronic vehicle (EV) to make as your main ride.
Consumers are calling the shots when it comes to buying cars, and they’re choosing options that put control and the freedom to explore, compare, and finance vehicles in their hands. Remote car buying gives them exactly that freedom— all from the comfort of home.
The automotive industry is no stranger to disruption, but few leaders have leaned into change as successfully as David Boice, the CEO of Team Velocity—a leading provider of intelligent technology solutions for the automotive industry.
Buying a car should feel exciting and straightforward, but with so many choices and factors to consider, it can sometimes be overwhelming. Most customers seek a clear, simple path to finding a car that meets their needs and fits their budget.
With 63% of consumers now considering purchasing an electric vehicle (EV), compared to 57% just a few years ago, the EV market is booming.
I founded my first company, AutoMark, at 22, and have spent my entire career in the retail automotive space.
Imagine spending hours researching the perfect car online, only to arrive at the dealership and discover it’s not available.
In a recent episode of our podcast, we had the pleasure of hosting David Boice, the co-founder and CEO of Team Velocity.