UAW says Dodge Durango production could leave U.S. | CATL takes aim at electric trucks | Volkswagen dropping in-house U.S. auto loans, giving business to Wells Fargo

The UAW said it has filed unfair labor practice charges against the automaker.

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Stellantis replacing Dodge Durango with Stealth SUV built in Ont., forecaster says

Sam Fiorani, vice-president of global forecasting at AutoForecast Solutions in Pennsylvania, said Stellantis will end Durango production in July 2027 at the Detroit Assembly Complex. It's smaller replacement will be assembled in Windsor, Ont., he said.

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