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Stellantis said the unspecified number of cuts followed an operational review. The automaker previously laid off 539 U.S. supplemental workers in January.

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Mercedes, Tesla lead electric shift in crucial segment

EVs and PHEVs combined to account for more than 60 percent of all premium midsize SUV sales in January.

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