In August, the United States is gearing up for a notable surge in new vehicle sales, as detailed in a recent report by industry experts. The driving forces behind this expected upswing are an ameliorated supply chain and unwavering consumer demand for personal transportation. According to a collaborative report by J.D. Power and GlobalData, it
In the 2023 J.D. Power’s Initial Quality Study, it has been revealed that new vehicles are facing increased troubles, partially due to the inclusion of new technologies, particularly safety systems. According to Frank Hanley, the senior director of auto benchmarking at J.D. Power, the automotive industry is experiencing a wide range of quality problems, which
J.D. Power has recently published the findings of its third U.S. Electric Vehicle Consideration (EVC) Study, which involved surveying potential car buyers to gather their opinions on purchasing battery-electric vehicles (EVs). The study indicates a general increase in interest among consumers. Last year, 24% of individuals in the market expressed a “very likely” inclination to
According to a recent study conducted by J.D. Power, it has been found that despite the growing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) and the increasing market share of EVs in the United States, a significant portion of Americans still harbor reservations about adopting electric cars. This study reveals a division in the opinions and preferences
Vehicle inventory low, vehicle transaction prices high, customers fretting … welcome, J.D. Power, to the era of supply and demand. In a recently published survey from one of the auto industry’s top analytical firms, findings show that customers’ satisfaction with vehicle purchases in the United States this year has dipped for the first time in
The pandemic tore into car rental companies like a hungry seven-year-old into a bowl of mac and cheese. At first, constrained vehicle supply meant no cars were available, but that problem has largely passed. However, according to J.D. Power’s 2022 North America Rental Car Satisfaction Study, the industry faces other customer satisfaction woes. The study
Automakers are cranking out new EV models at lightning speed, but a recent J.D. Power study shows that the public charging infrastructure has a long way to go to catch up. The organization found that EV owners in high-volume areas struggle with finding a working charger and noted that overall satisfaction with EV purchases depends
If you’ve been car shopping lately, you’re probably aware that most new models have at least a few advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). Tech like automatic emergency braking and forward collision warnings are table stakes to compete in today’s auto market, but a group of safety and consumer experts feel that the market is clouded
In 2020 and 2021, responses to the the J.D. Power APEAL questionnaire crowned Porsche as the most appealing brand in the luxury segment and Dodge as the most appealing mainstream brand. With the 2022 study results out, seems we’re having Kartoffelsuppe and donuts for the third year in a row. Porsche took the crown ahead
