As Scout charges ahead, timeline comes into focus | Stellantis plans to cut shifts at 2 Jeep plants | UAW ratchets up VW organizing drive | Amazon, Hyundai to sort out finer points of car selling

2024 is shaping up to be a crucial year for EV brand Scout Motors, according to CEO Scott Keogh.

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Canadian Ineos dealers named | GM mandates in-office work | Ontario's new trade rep is David Paterson

Ineos will have sales and service centres in Mississauga, Ont., and Vancouver

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