2023 NADA Show recap: Nissan warns of tight Ariya EV supplies, Ford drops EV sales cap and more from Dallas
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TERRY KOSDROSKY
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January 23, 2023 4:37 PM
The 2023 NADA Show wrapped up and dealers came away with plenty of news from their brands at make meetings and top-level views of the auto retail market heading into the year.
Nissan warned its dealers that Ariya EV supplies will be tight in 2023 and Ford dropped its EV sales cap for dealers on the less expensive tier of its electric vehicle certification program.
Meanwhile dealers are looking at a very different economic environment this year.
Ahead of the show the Automotive News Retail Forum: NADA also covered EV tax credits, FTC regulations and diversity.