Hyundai, Kia U.S. sales edge up in October | Toyota's quarterly net income nearly triples | Detroit 3 weather $2.9B UAW strike chaos | Tesla wins first Autopilot trial | Stellantis will have EV brand

U.S. new light-vehicle sales are forecast to rise 3 to 4 percent in October, according to analysts, as the industry continues a steady rebound from chronic tight inventory levels stemming from depleted microchip supplies.

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