Automotive sector’s top 10 headlines of 2019
During 2019, automakers grappled with demands for alternative mobility, more sustainable driving and digital purchase paths.
During 2019, automakers grappled with demands for alternative mobility, more sustainable driving and digital purchase paths.
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Phone, wallet, keys. These are the necessities for anyone walking out the door for the day, as cell phones have become much more of an essential than an accessory.
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Luxury Daily live news from Nov. 14 – Loewe celebrates De Morgan collection with fantastical film; Daimler, in nod to sustainable measures, to cut $1.1B in personnel costs from Mercedes; Burberry ties with Tencent for social retail store in China as H1 revenue grows 5pc to $1.65B; DFS “Give Joy” holiday campaign ropes in 90-plus brands to participate in personalized offerings.
Luxury Daily live news from Nov. 14 – Loewe celebrates De Morgan collection with fantastical film; Daimler, in nod to sustainable measures, to cut $1.1B in personnel costs from Mercedes; Burberry ties with Tencent for social retail store in China as H1 revenue grows 5pc to $1.65B; DFS “Give Joy” holiday campaign ropes in 90-plus brands to participate in personalized offerings.
Even though 90 percent of car buyers still visit a physical dealership at some point in their purchase journey, the retailer’s Web site can have a significant impact on whether or not customers choose to buy from it.
In honor of the shopping holiday Singles’ Day, luxury marketers including Neiman Marcus and Dior are encouraging consumers to treat themselves.
Since its introduction in March 2016, one-in-five Rolls-Royce commissions are completed as Black Badge. Adding Cullinan, which is the BMW-owned British carmaker’s SUV and most waitlisted model, makes sense, given the younger profile it is targeting.