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Laird will undertake a major expansion and relocation project for its vehicle connectivity research and design center near Detroit, the automotive technology supplier announced.
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The 2016 Global Fleet Conference attracted more than 300 attendees. The conference, now in its fourth year, has sold out each year of its existence. The Global Fleet Conference was held in Brussels, the capital of the EU, at the historic The Hotel. The conference will return to the U.S. and Miami (site of the 2015 conference) in 2017. Photos courtesy of Nexus Communication and Mike Antich.
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Volvo will offer fleet incentives for five 2017 model-year vehicles, including the new S90 luxury sedan.
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Nissan will offer fleet incentives for 17 of its 2017 model-year cars, trucks, and vans, the company has announced.
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Diane Lopez was promoted to category manager of global fleet for Abbott, headquartered in Abbott Park, Ill.
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Missouri-based fleet solutions provider Safe Fleet has acquired FleetMind Solutions, Inc., a fleet management software provider headquartered in Montreal.
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Mercedes-Benz will offer a wagon variant as part of its redesigned 2017 E-Class lineup that will arrive at dealer lots in early 2017.
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The conference expo had more than 200 companies showcase their products and services.
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The diesel-powered Chevrolet Silverado HD will add an improved air intake system for the 2017 model year that pushes cool, dry air through a hood scoop.
Read More →Hyundai Motor Co. will add a battery-electric vehicle to its Genesis brand as a way to build out the lineup for the luxury unit it spun off in November.
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