GM's Barra on EV profitability | Toyota preps Prius unveiling | Honda, Nissan upbeat about future | Ontario extends gas tax cut | Latest on the chip crisis

GM CEO Mary Barra to outline a plan at GM’s Nov. 17 investor day to show how the automaker can cover investments for battery plants and assembly, and build Ultium battery program’s margins

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