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Stellantis Unveils $50,000 Buyout Offers for UAW Members in 2024

As part of the 2023 UAW agreement, Stellantis initiates $50,000 retirement incentives for UAW Members. These buyouts aid cost reduction by hiring new staff at lower wages. Eligible employees can opt for this offer before December 31st.

By Dabbie Davis

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EV Maker Rivian Falls Short on Quarterly Deliveries, Stock Dips

Rivian's struggle with Q4 deliveries, down 10% from predictions, caused a 10% stock drop amidst EV market turbulence. Tesla's overperformance contrasts Rivian's setback, impacting pre-market trading. Rising U.S. interest rates trigger EV price competitions, while Amazon delays Q4 deliveries, focusing on holiday sales.

By Dabbie Davis

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Toyota Surpasses Production Milestone Through High US, European Demand

Toyota celebrates a historic year with a global production record, crafting 9.23 million vehicles from January to November. November's 13.6% sales spike highlights soaring demand in the U.S. and Europe.

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General Motors Faces Growing Woes as Chevrolet Recalls Mount Up

GM temporarily halted Chevrolet Blazer EV sales in the US due to software quality concerns, promising ongoing software improvements. A new recall involves door strikers in the electric SUV and GM-branded crossovers due to potential fractures discovered during routine pre-installation tests at GM's San Luis Potosi plant in Mexico.

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2022-2023: Mercedes-Benz Metris Faces Recall for Fuel Pump Issues

Mercedes-Benz recalls Metris vans for potential fuel pump issues sourced from a South Korean supplier, impacting models produced between April 2022 and February 2023. Investigations revealed faulty materials from a sub-supplier, leading to a comprehensive recall affecting over 20,000 units.

By Dabbie Davis

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Report Reveals EV Prototype Started Chrysler Tech Center Fire in November

Fire at Chrysler Tech Center linked to an EV prototype disclosed by Stellantis. Auburn Hills Fire Department's insights reveal details: the prototype on a lift required forklift extraction; active fire under the vehicle and hood. Workers suspect coolant malfunction, as exact cause of the fire remains undisclosed.

By Dabbie Davis

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