Rivian is suing Ohio over a law that blocks it from selling EVs directly to consumers, arguing the rule protects dealers, not buyers. Tesla has had that right since 2013.

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Ford Motor Co. is still betting billions on building electric vehicles in Kentucky, even as the industry loses federal ...

Ford will retool its Louisville Assembly plant beginning later this year to produce vehicles from a new Universal EV Platform ...

Ford is investing $5 billion in its Kentucky manufacturing and Michigan battery plants to support a new EV platform.

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Rivian is feeling the effect of tariffs, policy shifts and supply chain issues. Still, the company says its Georgia factory ...

Target and Ulta Beauty are parting ways, ending a partnership launched in 2021 that created in-store shops filled with beauty ...