Tesla slashes prices across global lineup | Mazda adapts rotary engine for EV era | Inventory crisis dragged auto sales to a decade low | Fed panel tackles auto job quality | Marelli's game plan

Tesla's price cuts range 6% for the base Model 3 sedan to 20% for the Model Y, putting the most inexpensive version of the crossover below the $55,000 price limit for the new tax incentive rules that took effect Jan. 1.

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UpAuto grows in Ontario | TSMC CEO: Chip crisis to ease | Canada, Mexico score USMCA auto win

UpAuto CEO Michael Carmichael says the VW store comes at an 'important inflection point for the industry'

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