COVID-19 Resources
CAR researchers are monitoring the impact of the coronavirus outbreak (officially known as 2019-nCoV)—especially as it may impact the auto industry globally. Here are CAR resources and a selection of external resources to keep you informed on the automotive impact of the virus:
Webinars:
5/20: Additive Manufacturing for Rapid Response | Watch Recording
5/7: COVID-19 and Impact to Dealerships: M&A, Customer Expectations, and Virtual/Remote Operations | Watch Recording
4/30: 2020 Automotive Outlook Webinar | Watch Recording
How Data Will Help Your Business Come Back Online in the Wake of COVID19 | Watch Recording
The Playbook for Restarting Production | Watch Recording
Arsenal of Health: How Automakers & Suppliers Are Stepping Up to Support the Medical Response to the COVID-19 Crisis | Watch Recording
Coronavirus Update: Disruption and the Impact to the Auto Industry | Watch Recording | Download PDF
Window on Washington: A View on the Government’s Response to the COVID-19 Crisis | Watch Recording | Download PDF
Feature Stories
June Update: Restarting Automotive Manufacturing After the Coronavirus Pandemic
Future mobility: Limiting the spread of disease through bacteria and virus resisting materials
Restarting Automotive Manufacturing After the Coronavirus Pandemic
Opinion: There’s another crucial thing the Trump administration should do for the auto industry
What Does the Coronavirus Mean To The Mobility Industry?
Opinion: America must enlist the ‘arsenal of democracy’ to combat coronavirus
External Resources:
- Automotive News: Coronavirus Updates
- MICHauto: Business Resource Center
- OESA: Coronavirus Updates and Resources
- FEMA list of needed supplies
Please consider donating to CAR to support unfunded COVID-19 research.
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