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Top major carmakers issued grim announcements about EVs this week.
For the second straight day, the United Auto Workers escalates its ‘Stand Up Strike,’ hitting a plant in Texas.
GM said it has lost $800 million since the UAW strike started some 40 days ago and that the company will be slowing its electric vehicle strategy.
UAW president says GM’s ’record' offer of a 20 percent wage increase is not enough.
Stellantis had conceded a 21 percent pay raise over the course of a new contract and an immediate 10 percent pay increase.
Strikes taking place at Ford’s Bronco plant in Wayne, Michigan, GM’s pick-up plant in Wentzville, Missouri, and Stellantis’s Jeep plant in Toledo, Ohio.
UAW files unfair labor practice charges against General Motors and Stellantis, accusing them of refusing to bargain in good faith.
