Robert “Bob” Giles, chairman and CEO of Giles Automotive in Lafayette, La., was named the 2022 TIME Dealer of the Year during an awards ceremony hosted at NADA Show 2022 in Las Vegas.

The dealership of tomorrow is definitely electric—but it’s more of an electric evolution, not a revolution, according to Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Kevin Tynan.

Today at ATD Show 2022 in Las Vegas, Kari Rihm, president and CEO of Rihm Kenworth in South St. Paul, Minn., was named the 2022 Truck Dealer of the Year.

After more than a year apart, NADA Show returned live and in-person to Las Vegas on Thursday, March 10—and the Auto Industry Event of the Year is bigger, better, and more electric than ever.

When it comes to digital advertising dollars, every dealer wants to know where the money is going and is it being well spent?

As dealers work to find, hire and retain qualified employees, they do have an ace up their sleeve: NADA training and education programs, said Steve Park, Senior Vice President of Dealership Operations at NADA, during a Thursday session on the NADA Show Live Stage.

Dealers are currently in the driver’s seat when it comes to electric vehicles (EV).

NADA is committed to empowering the voices of women working in the auto industry like Musante not just in March, but year-round.

In honor of Women’s History Month, NADA is honoring the many women in auto retail who work every day to make dealerships a great place for women to develop a career and succeed professionally.

New light-vehicle sales are expected to improve throughout the year, but will continue to be restrained by the ongoing semiconductor microchip shortage and other supply chain-related issues.