Tesla, Ford, Chevy suffer December EV slowdowns | Farley says UAW 'relationship has changed' | GM's 'year of execution' | Cruise hardware chief resigns | Stellantis looks to improve from 2023

Electric vehicles captured 8.8% of the U.S. light-vehicle registrations in December, S&P Global says.

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