Automakers, suppliers scramble as COVID cases spike | Xinjiang supply chains subject of U.S. Senate panel probe | Tesla dispatches China team to boost U.S. launches | New-car stockpiles remain high

VW Group wants COVID-free workers to work longer hours at a factory in southern China, with a raft of employees out sick with the virus.

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