Downside of prioritizing plant flexibility | Signs of progress in EV journey | Battery, charging technology advances needed | How dealers can own EV sales | Overcoming legacy constraints to unlock power of AI | China not ready to ditch gas

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Dealers question their EV infrastructure investments

Canada's auto dealers are rethinking their fixed operations as demand for electric vehicles softens and automakers limit or postpone production.

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