NADA urges laws on catalytic converter thefts | Traffic fatalities highest since 2005 | Rivian negotiating with seating supplier | Carvana's license suspended in Illinois | Scout must be mountain goat

The association asked Congress to support a measure to combat a rise in the crime.

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Canadian dealers charge into EV future | Tesla Cybertruck orders restricted to N.A. | Hacker unlocks, starts Teslas | GALLERY: 2023 Kia Soul

Canadian dealers and their automakers are gearing up, installing chargers, and preparing technicians for servicing EVs

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