Subaru plants remain idle in Japan a week after tragedy | J.D. Power could be for sale | Ford's back-to-office call | Stellantis CEO dismisses tariffs on Chinese EVs

The automaker has yet to announce an output resumption after its plants in Japan remained idle for a week.

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