Hey there! Managing Editor Jared Solomon here with your morning HotCars recap.

Today we’re talking hard resets and high-performance ambition. Stellantis is taking a $26 billion hit as it pivots away from its EV-heavy strategy. Meanwhile, Mercedes is raising the stakes with an upcoming AMG GT super SUV. More auto stories ahead, so let’s dive in.

News Of The Day

Stellantis Just Lit $26B on Fire—Now It’s Pivoting Back to What Buyers Want

Who would have thought giving customers choices is a good business model? Stellantis is eating a big loss to start building cars customers like.

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