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HAAH considers a Korean import solution

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HAAH said it is reviewing production dates for the Vantas VX, foreground, its first vehicle planned for the U.S.
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By:
Laurence Iliff
April 12, 2021 04:00 AM

LOS ANGELES — California startup HAAH Automotive Holdings has quietly pursued a stake in struggling Korean automaker SsangYong Motor Co. while delaying its previously announced plans to acquire U.S. factory space to build vehicles with its Chinese partner Chery Automobile Co.

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