AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoUS-China Auto Rules: Volvo Cars says it has received special permission to keep selling vehicles in the US with connected-car tech despite its Geely ownership links, removing a regulatory risk for model years after 2027. Dealership Visibility: A new SearchLab Digital study argues many car dealers are lagging as Google shifts toward AI Overviews, with fixes to Google Business Profiles and review volume flagged as key to local rankings. Recalls: FCA Canada and Honda have expanded airbag-related recalls, warning side airbags may not work properly due to software issues. Tech for the Road Ahead: Qualcomm’s summit highlighted an on-device AI “Claw” ecosystem plan aimed at scaling agent assistants in vehicles, alongside broader smart-cockpit and autonomy commercialization discussions. Local Mobility & Parking: Oxfordshire plans more double yellow lines around school areas to deter dangerous parking, while Reading considers a transit-oriented development zoning overlay to boost walkable, higher-density downtown growth. Safety & Compliance: Hyderabad police stepped up enforcement against fraud in the used-car market, warning about odometer tampering and unverified vehicle histories. Automotive Events: The HOT ROD Power Tour returns to Rantoul with 6,000+ cars expected.
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