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The Big Three—General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis—face a dual challenge as they navigate a costly transition to electric vehicles (EVs) amidst a financially draining strike by the United Auto Workers (UAW). The UAW’s demand for a 35-40% wage hike amidst this pivotal transition exacerbates the financial strain, with Ford's CEO warning of potential bankruptcy. The strike has already caused a $5.5 billion loss across the Big Three, illustrating a precarious balance between honoring workforce demands and ensuring corporate survival in the competitive EV market.