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CATL is in talks to open U.S. plants that would serve BMW and Ford; potential sites include South Carolina and Kentucky, Reuters reported.

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The Jeep brand's first-quarter performance helped Stellantis increase net revenue in North America 30% to US$21.7 billion

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