Ford to invest $3.7 billion, create 6,200 jobs in 3 states | Market loses more steam | U.S. charges Stellantis unit | Chevrolet is slashing Bolt prices | Mercedes' EQB crossover starts at $56,800

Ford also plans to transition an additional 3,000 temporary UAW workers into full-time status ahead of schedule.

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Stellants, LG Energy tap CEO for new battery firm | Here's why May sales slid 8.5% | Ford CEO predicts industry consolidation | GALLERY: 2023 Mercedes-Benz GLC

Stellantis, LG Energy are building a $5-billion electric-vehicle battery plant in Windsor, Ont.

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