According to Experian’s Automotive Market Trends Report: Q1 2024, hybrids accounted for 11.8% of new vehicle registrations, an increase from 8.8% last year....
First-time homebuyers (FTHBs) represent a significant portion of the homebuying market across the United States, particularly in Texas where we see the largest proportion....
With more consumers online, bad actors are taking the opportunity to commit more financial crimes, such as account takeover fraud. This online scheme resulted...
Rising balances and delinquency rates are causing lenders to proactively minimize credit risk through pre-delinquency treatments. However, the success of these types of account management...
This series will dive into our monthly State of the Economy report, providing a snapshot of the top monthly economic and credit data for...
The Experian Vision conference is an annual event hosted by the leader in global information services. Vision 2024, held in Scottsdale, Arizona, from May...
As more consumers lean towards adaptable and efficient vehicles that fit their everyday lifestyle, it’s no surprise to see the nuanced shifts in consumer...
Experian’s Automotive Consumer Trends Quarterly Report goes beyond understanding general car-buying trends. Each quarter, we delve deeper into a specific vehicle segment, analyzing the...
In the ever-evolving landscape of automotive marketing, insight and measurement are paramount. Recognizing this, Strategus and Experian Automotive have joined forces to help improve...
Over the past few years, we’ve seen in-market shoppers lean into the used vehicle space; however, with new vehicle inventory continuing to rebound, we’re...
Mortgage lenders looking to attract first-time homebuyers must understand their needs, wants, and finances, especially as the economic environment and evolving generational trends shift....
In the previous episode of “The Chrisman Commentary” podcast, Joy Mina, Director of Product Commercialization at Experian, talked about the misconceptions associated with verifications...
