Rivian cuts 10% of salaried work force | Lucid Q4 net loss grows | Tesla says stainless-steel Cybertruck is not rusting | UAW commits $40M for organizing | Ford, UAW avoid strike in Ky.

Rivian doesn't expect production to increase significantly this year.

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