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The carmaker will hand over Semis to PepsiCo on Dec. 1, Musk tweeted Thursday. The food and beverage giant has reserved 100 of the trucks and expects to deploy an initial 15 by the end of the year.

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Ford adding 3rd shift at engine plant to meet Super Duty demand

Current production of 6.2L engine will cease in Windsor by the end of 2022, with assembly of 6.8L beginning in January

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