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<p>Sam has some product highlights from the 2026 Stellantis Investor Day</p>

<p>Stellantis is hoping to get its business back on track with help from at least three partnerships including LeapMotor, Dongfeng and Jaguar Land Rover</p>

<p>Electrifying ground transportation doesn't just apply to consumer vehicles as airport equipment increasingly gets batteries</p>

<p>Volvo has announced US pricing and range numbers for the US market version of the new EX60 electric midsize crossover</p>

<p>Ford Energy has a deal with EDF Power Solutions to provide up to 4GWh annually of its containerized energy storage systems from its Kentucky battery plant</p>

<p>Geely and Chery have begun shipping Chinese built EVs and plug-in hybrid vehicles to Canada under a new trade deal</p>

<p>Data from Recurrent shows that EV batteries are holding up very well over time and showing suprisingly little degradation</p>

<p>Hyundai plans to start shipping Ioniq 5s for use as Waymo robotaxis by the end of 2026 and they will be upfitted by Magna</p>

<p>Elektrobit CEO Maria Anhalt calls on automakers and suppliers to stop constantly reinventing basic software functions and make interfaces more consistent</p>

<p>Sedans may be making a comeback in the next few years</p>

<p>Government and union officials in Canada have rejected a Stellantis plan to build Leap Motor EVs at its Brampton, Ontario plant</p>

<p>Nearly five years after re-joining Ford, Doug Field is leaving and much of his organization is being folded into a new product creation and industrialization group</p>

<p>Volkswagen has launched a heavily revamped version of the ID3 in Europe that finally does away with most of the touch-based controls</p>

<p>Slate and Lucid have both raised new capital as they prepare to launch crucial new models later this year</p>

<p>The National Transportation Safety Board has issued recommendations following 2 fatal crashes involving Ford vehicles using the hands-free BlueCruise system</p>