December U.S. sales rise after tough year | BMW concept showcases digital tech | Sony Honda's prototype debuts | CES roundup | Gatik and Goodyear advance autonomy | Toyota chief tests Covid positive

U.S. auto sales are forecast to rise slightly in December, helped by moderately improving inventory levels and higher fleet deliveries, but cap a year that will see volume drop below 14 million to the lowest level since 2011.

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Plug-in hybrid offerings to grow despite challenges

Peugeot, Opel, Citroen and Honda have or will add models with the powertrain despite sinking sales and complaints from environmental groups about the CO2-reducing benefits.

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