Dealers fight FTC regulations in court | Cadillac aims for first-time luxury EV buyers | Toyota, Mazda, Subaru double down | Fisker layoffs | Honda executive departs | Dealer builds school in Nigeria

The Federal Trade Commission called the specific rules for auto dealerships necessary — with more benefits than burdens.

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Tesla, Nissan move at different speeds on gigacasting; Toyota, Mazda, Subaru aren't done with the ICE; Automakers, suppliers use advanced technology to tackle supply chain woes

Tesla has been an industry leader in pioneering manufacturing practices. But that might be changing as CEO Elon Musk moves in a new direction.

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