US Light Vehicle sales totaled 1.11 million units in November, according to data and analysis just released by LMC Automotive*, a year-over-year gain of 10.5%, not adjusting for the number of selling days.
General Motors led the market, with a 17.6% share, 2.4 pp ahead of Toyota Group. Stellantis saw the largest YoY decline of the major automakers, down by 13.2% YoY. Honda Group continued to struggle with a -6.1% YoY drop.
The YoY comparison needs nuanced interpretation because it was boosted by the fact that sales were extremely weak a year earlier in the midst of the chip shortage. In addition, November 2022 had one extra selling day compared to November 2021. Volumes were down by 6.9% when compared with November 2020. Continue reading









Stellantis Autonomy Disability Program for People with Motor Disabilities Now Expanding to all European Brands
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On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Stellantis (NYSE: MTA / Euronext Paris: STLA) said it is expanding in European its Autonomy program to provide modified cars with driving and transportation tools for wheelchair users, suitable for various motor disabilities. The program also provides experienced assistance services and special offers to purchase a new car.
Created in Italy by the Fiat brand, the Autonomy program will be extended to all brands in the European markets where the Group maintains a presence. Autonomy has been active in Italy since 1995, with 15 Mobility Centers – specialist facilities where people with disabilities can find the medical and technical advice they need to apply for a special driving license. Partnerships with the main converters in the industry are key to the program. Continue reading →