Rivian cuts 6% of work force | Former auto exec included in Russian prisoner swap | Toyota boosts overseas production | Nissan earnings drop | Stellantis posts robust first half | Ford profits rise

Factory has struggled to ramp output of R1T pickup, R1S SUV and Rivian commercial vans.

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