Texas governor's border stunt harmful to auto industry | Spotlight wasn't hard to grab at N.Y. show | Case for centralized sensor fusion in AVs | Buy Now, Pay Later 2.0 | Burgeoning hydrogen economy

The U.S. auto industry has plenty of legitimate supply issues right now without having to deal with completely avoidable logistic disruptions due to political stunts, including one this month by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.

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