Hyundai expects new EV platform to yield big profits | Ghosn sues Nissan for $1B | GM to invest $920M in Ohio operations | Why Wahl left GM | Level 3 tech creates 'mushy middle' | New Tesla discounts

Hyundai's new EV strategy aims to rapidly ramp up volume, efficient manufacturing and flexible product engineering to drive down costs as the automaker seeks profit margins of 10 percent on the coming line of EVs riding on its new platform.

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