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NADA AI-driven cybersecurity tools to take center stage at 2026 NADA Show Share By Mark Hollmer January 20, 2026 11:59 AM EST Thousands of dealership owners, managers and employees will be roaming the exhibition floor at this year’s NADA Show in Las Vegas. Many likely will have cyber risks on their mind. Featured Stories MANUFACTURING Trump tariffs have cost automakers at least $35 billion since 2025 Tariff costs for automakers have reached at least $35.4 billion since 2025, when President Donald Trump implemented new tariffs on imports of vehicles, parts, steel and aluminum. By John Irwin AUTOMAKERS Auto industry faces rising costs as Strait of Hormuz shipping crisis continues By Lois Hoyal HONDA Honda’s troubles began before its disastrous bet on EVs. Here’s what went wrong By Bloomberg News NISSAN Column: In failed Nissan-Honda merger, Nissan has the last laugh By Hans Greimel Latest News Toyota, Hyundai, Chery, Stellantis face big disruptions from Iran war, Bernstein analysis shows Hyundai Motor chases Tesla with $6 billion investment in massive new Korean robot, AI, data hub Nexperia owner to seek $8 billion compensation in semiconductor showdown as Dutch block China control Toyota Group, Akio Toyoda sweeten buyout of key supplier Toyota Industries to $38 billion See More in NADA How women leaders in auto retail show other women they have a place in the industry What to know about dealer concerns over affordability and EVs before NADA Show AI-driven cybersecurity tools to take center stage at 2026 NADA Show Column: NADA Show in the Big Easy was not big or easy — and that’s OK