GM Cancels Remaining 2026 Express and Savana Orders
General Motors has announced that it will be unable to fulfill all remaining 2026 Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana orders after receiving a higher-than-expected volume of orders before the model-year cutoff. Customers with canceled orders will be contacted directly, and GM plans to offer both price protection and priority scheduling for equivalent 2027 model-year orders.
For fleet operators, this means any unbuilt 2026 Express or Savana orders should be reviewed immediately with your fleet management company or dealer. If your order is affected, transitioning to a 2027 model should minimize the financial impact through price protection while improving the likelihood of receiving an early production slot. Fleets relying on these vans should plan accordingly, as availability for the remainder of the 2026 model year is effectively closed.
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Nissan Rogue Earns Top Initial Quality Ranking
The Nissan Rogue has been named the No. 1 Compact SUV for New-Vehicle Quality in the 2026 J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study, marking the first time the model has earned the top spot in its segment. Nissan also ranked second among mass-market brands, while the company's Smyrna, Tennessee assembly plant received an Americas Bronze Plant Award for manufacturing quality. The annual study measures customer-reported issues during the first 90 days of ownership, making the recognition a strong indicator of early ownership satisfaction and build quality.
Illinois Tollway Proposes Major Capital Plan and Commercial Toll Increase
The Illinois Tollway has unveiled its proposed Driving Connections capital program, a 15-year, $26.5 billion investment plan designed to modernize and expand the state's tollway system between 2027 and 2042. The proposal includes roadway reconstruction, congestion relief projects, system expansion, and ongoing maintenance to improve mobility across northern Illinois. To help fund these investments, the Tollway is proposing its first rate increase in more than a decade, including an approximately 30% increase for commercial vehicle tolls and a 45-cent increase per toll for passenger vehicles. The proposal also includes biennial toll adjustments tied to inflation through the Consumer Price Index. Public comments and hearings are scheduled through early August before any final decision is made.