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Auto industry's transition to EVs threatens to wipe out smaller parts suppliers

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Welder\/fabricator Bill Porta of Farmington Hills works on a part at Storch Products Co. in Livonia. (Nic Antaya for Crain’s Detroit Business/For Crain’s Detroit Business D)
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April 15, 2022 03:54 PM

There is no place inside an electric vehicle for the transmission parts Production Saw & Machine Co. has produced the past 50 years.

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