Rivian rules out price cuts as losses narrow | UAW president trashes Stellantis contract proposal | How Volvo overcomes U.S. tariffs | U.S. sales drive Honda profits | Wholesale used-car prices plunge

'We are bullish on the continued strong demand for our products,' CEO RJ Scaringe said on Rivian's second-quarter earnings call. Rivian increased its 2023 production forecast to 52,000.

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