Non-Tesla brands gain momentum in EV registrations | GM's move to connect EVs with the grid | Did Rivian hit a speed bump or a pothole? | Nissan sells Russian business | What's next for Renault-Nissan

New U.S. registrations for the Ford Mustang Mach-E soared 62% in the first eight months versus the prior year.

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