Carvana lost its license to sell cars in Illinois in May over issues getting titles to buyers. Later in the same month, the Secretary of State issued a stay, allowing the company to commence operations. Now, the car vending machine company's dealer license is suspended again.
Surely for some non-title-related reason, right? Wrong. The company is issuing temporary permits from outside the state. A big no-no, according to the Secretary of State's office.
TL:DR — A high-ranking S. Korean-based auto park maker is pulling a divide and conquer, while SK Group, the 2nd largest individually controlled S. Korean conglomerate, invests in safe chargers for apartment buildings. Each move feels like an investment in being key players in the global shift toward electrification.