Toyota lowers sales expectations for new Prius | Ford adds third shift at Mich. plant | Manchin urges Treasury to block EV tax credit ‘loopholes' | Lear to supply GM with EV parts | Rivian's cash burn

The Toyota Prius, one-time status symbol of environmental activism, has been redesigned into a still very efficient sedan in a lineup full of hybrids. Toyota executives said they anticipate annual U.S. volume of only 35,000.

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