Nissan’s fleet sales are surging | Dodge brings muscle-car attitude to EVs | Musk meets with Trump | Toyota tightens control over battery production | Family feud at Chicago area dealership

Last month, Nissan sold nearly 40,000 vehicles, or 44 percent of total sales, to fleet, including rental companies. But the automaker’s sales chief expects fleet share to stabilize soon.

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Dodge will make electric and gasoline versions of the next-generation Charger, which starts production this year.

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