Ford halts 2024 F-150 Lightning shipments | Rivian, Lucid earnings tell a tale of a tough EV market | Toyota to pay strapped Japan suppliers more | Germany may lose a fourth of its supplier jobs

The Lightning stop-ship order went into effect Feb. 9, Ford said, and it's unclear when it will be lifted.

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