"Auto Giants Hit the Brakes on Vehicle Data Sales: Regulatory Pressure and Slim Profits Force Companies to Rethink Business Model. A new survey reveals that major auto manufacturers are reevaluating their lucrative business of selling vehicle data to third-party companies, citing growing regulatory hurdles and dwindling profits. The USMCA, a key trade agreement between the US, Canada, and Mexico, hangs in the balance, with changes to its terms potentially further limiting the auto industry's ability to capitalize on vehicle data sales. As the industry navigates this uncertain landscape, experts warn that the shift could have far-reaching consequences for companies, consumers, and the broader economy."
A new survey shows auto companies are retreating from vehicle data sales amid mounting regulatory challenges and limited profits. The survival of the USMCA is uncertain, and there are several changes ...
