Apple’s EV wind down offers reprieve to Tesla, Detroit rivals | GM finance chief touts 2024 strategy | Lithia closes 9-store deal | Tesla aims to ship new Roadster next year

The sudden demise of Apple Inc.’s electric vehicle program is a bleak sign for the car market and a boon for automakers.

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