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Author: Rob Stumpf
Today on Critical Materials: GM lays off 3,300 EV workers, South Korea strikes a tariff deal, and Stellantis gets into robotaxis.
Tesla's board chair confirmed that Tesla may give the Cybercab a steering wheel after all.
Plus, Tesla's board threatens Musk could quit if his trillion dollar pay isn't approved and Canada may remove tariffs from Chinese EVs.
It turns out that Elon Musk is the best salesman that GM or Hyundai could have asked for.
A new study into battery longevity ranks the Kia EV6 at the top, and also reveals that degradation may not be such a big deal.
Plus, automakers plead against robot tariffs and VW says 80% of financed EVs were leased so far this year
Tesla's Full Self-Driving is growing up—it's just not quite ready for prime-time on its own.
BrighDrop is going dark as GM shuts down the production line.
Plus, Canada also axes EV tax credit and more Americans are struggling to pay their car loans.