Automakers are shifting gears as the North American auto industry continues to evolve. Flavio Volpe, a prominent voice in the industry, recently weighed in on the impact of the newly opened Gordie Howe Bridge on the sector. Connecting Detroit to Windsor, the bridge is set to streamline the flow of auto parts and vehicles across the border, potentially boosting production and trade. Meanwhile, Honda is making a bold move to stay ahead of the competition, aggressively investing in hybrid technology in a bid to maintain its double-digit market share in the face of growing electric vehicle demand. What does this mean for the future of the auto industry, and how will these developments shape the landscape of manufacturing and trade in North America?
Flavio Volpe of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association talks about what the Gordie Howe Bridge means for the auto industry. Honda is leaning hard into hybrids to hold onto its double-digit ...
