Asian automakers see stronger U.S. sales in July | Subaru accelerates U.S. EV plans | UAW's 'audacious and ambitious' contract demands | Ford hires Capitol Hill veteran | NHTSA probes Tesla steering

U.S. light-vehicle sales are forecast to rise 15-18% in July behind healthy pent-up retail and fleet demand.

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