Marketing Automotive Weekly Editions for May 2022
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, May 16, 2022
- Kardashians, Bieber Reportedly Banned By Ferrari
- Jeep, Igloo Partner For Co-Branded Merchandise
- Rivian Stock Price Drops As Ford Sells Shares
- Hyundai Joins Wave Of Self-Driving Taxi Developers
- National Used Car Company Carvana Lays Off Thousands
- Musk Puts Twitter Deal 'On Hold' (Sort Of)
- Podcast Ad Spending To Rise 47% To $2.1B This Year
- Tegna Ad, Marketing Services See 10% Growth In Q1, Higher Political Advertising
- Test Drive: Ford F-150 Lightning Electric Pickup Truck Really Is 'Game Changer'
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, May 9, 2022
- Volvo Puts Stake In the Ground For Eco-Friendly Vehicles
- Electrify America Usage Stats Show Rapid EV Adoption
- Automotive National TV Spending Dips 14.4%
- Genesis Hires Former Lexus Exec For New Brand Experience Position
- Hyundai Launches 'Shooting Star' First Exclusive NFT
- Ford Ad Takes Subtle Dig At Musk
- Musk A No-Show At Twitter NewFront, Calls For Content Advocacy Probe
- Smelly Car? P&G Taps Astrologer To Help You Choose Febreze Remedy
- Tegna Ad, Marketing Services See 10% Growth In Q1, Higher Political Advertising
- Podcast Ad Spending To Rise 47% To $2.1B This Year
- Marketing Automotive Weekly - Monday, May 2, 2022
- A Tale Of Two Engines: Test Driving The 2023 Kia Sportage
- Electrify America Usage Stats Show Rapid EV Adoption
- Ram Teases Electric Pickup Truck, Pokes At Ford
- BMW Signs On As Kentucky Derby Sponsor
- Aston Martin Plans Eco-Moves
- Porsche Creates Experiential Director Position
- Broken Charging Machines Could Stall EV Adoption
- Hyundai Plays Up Convenience In Ioniq Effort
- How To Use Influencers To Grow The Electric Vehicle Market
- Musk Still Can't Tweet Freely About Tesla, Judge Rules
- Audi, MLS Plan Another Season Of Soccer Documentary
- Toyota Returns To Latin AMAs
- Volkswagen Sponsors Restoration Of German-American Friendship Garden
- Porsche Evokes Yesterday's Atmosphere -- And Classic Car
