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Analyst John Murphy says U.S. automakers must make a “dual transformation” centered on ICE and electric vehicles

The settlement ending the United Auto Workers strike against Detroits Big Three automakers has important implications for the shift to electric vehicles.

The ongoing strike between the autoworkers and Detroit automakers could impact the electric vehicle industry.

The strike has come as the traditional automakers invest billions to develop electric vehicles while still making most of their money from gasoline-driven cars

New York Times: Striking workers want to preserve jobs as the industry shifts.

The strike has come as the traditional automakers invest billions to develop electric vehicles while still making most of their money from gasoline-driven cars.

Carmakers are anxious to keep costs down as they ramp up electric vehicle manufacturing, while striking workers want to preserve jobs as the industry shifts to batteries.

Booming in a depressed market, battery-powered vehicles are a plus for the climate but pose a big threat to carmakers and parts suppliers that are slow to change.

Why this could be a critical year for electric cars

To understand why its so hard to make a car that drives itself, pay attention to how people cross the street next time you travel. In Los Angeles,