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18:42Now PlayingElectric Dodge Charger Daytonas will soon start rolling off the production line at an assembly plant in Windsor, Ont. It’s the first electric passenger car to be mass-produced in Canada — but can the classic muscle car with a twist help pave the way to a sustainable future? James Stewart, the union president representing workers at the Windsor assembly plant, and auto industry journalist Greg Layson discuss the new car’s potential.
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