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Today, the automotive retail industry is at a critical crossroads with rising driver's license fraud, tightened regulatory compliance, and the growing need to secure sensitive customer data. Dealers require the right tools for effective driver’s license scanning to protect their customers and prevent costly scams. These challenges are being addressed by 700Credit, a trusted provider of driver’s license authentication platforms for automotive, RV, powersports, and marine dealers across the U.S., serving over 22,000 dealerships. As the largest provider of credit reports, compliance solutions, identity theft protection, and both soft and hard credit pulls, 700Credit’s core products have been the foundation of its business. However, with its new driver’s license authentication solutions, QuickScan, a mobile scanner, and ID Drive, a physical scanner, the company is focused on increasing its penetration within its existing customer base and reaching as many dealerships as possib
As the operator of a busy EV charging station, John was used to dealing with stressed-out drivers — especially those scrambling to find a working charger as their battery level dropped. He wasn't surprised by the challenges that came with the job; after all, helping customers in a pinch was part of the role, particularly in a bustling city. But, his new station was different. It had partnered with Uptime EV Charger, Inc., a company specializing in keeping electronic vehicle smart charging (EVSC) infrastructure running smoothly. Thanks to Uptime's innovative solutions, issues were resolved before they even became problems. .
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Nick Rumberger, Director Of Engineering, BILSTEIN Shock Absorbers
Oliver Boinais, Sr. Manager Industrial Design at Faurecia
The electric vehicle (EV) industry in the U.S. is witnessing unprecedented growth, fueled by rising consumer demand for sustainable transportation, advancements in battery technology, and supportive government policies. A critical factor enabling the widespread adoption of EVs is the development of efficient, reliable, and accessible charging infrastructure.
Driver license authentication platforms have become crucial in the automotive industry, ensuring secure and efficient verification of individuals’ identities. These platforms are designed to streamline the process of confirming customers' identities, particularly in sectors such as car rentals, sales, and online vehicle purchases. With advancements in digital technology, this solution has evolved to meet the increasing demand for faster and more secure identity verification methods, ensuring businesses operate without compromising on security or customer experience
Shaping the Future of U.S. Auto Tech
The U.S. auto tech market is profoundly transformed, fueled by technological advancements, shifting consumer preferences, and supportive government policies. This dynamic landscape is shaped by the rapid adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), advancements in automation and artificial intelligence (AI), and a heightened focus on sustainability. Meanwhile, rising competition from global players and persistent supply chain challenges are driving the U.S. automakers to innovate at an unprecedented pace. Recent developments exemplify the momentum of this transformation. The EV market is at the forefront, with industry leaders like Tesla, Ford, and General Motors ramping production and launching more affordable, long-range models. Federal incentives, including tax credits for EV buyers and subsidies for battery manufacturing, have further propelled the transition to electrification. In the realm of automation, self-driving technologies and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) are redefining transportation. Leading companies are making significant strides in Level 4 and Level 5 autonomy, while traditional automakers integrate semi-autonomous features like adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assistance into their vehicles. In 2025, the U.S. auto tech market will combine cutting-edge innovation with strong domestic manufacturing to compete globally. As EVs gain mainstream traction and automation reshapes mobility, the sector is expected to generate substantial revenue, create jobs, and lead the charge in sustainable transportation. The U.S. auto tech industry is not merely keeping pace with global trends—it is steering the future of transportation. In this edition, we feature insights from influential leaders on the market's current state and future prospects. These leaders include Aaron Shaffer, Director of Marketing Services at Standard Motor Products [NYSE: SMP] and Danny Shapiro, VP, Automotive, NVIDIA. We hope their perspectives guide your strategic decisions and foster success in this transformative era. Let us know your thoughts.
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