This edition of the ADAPT News Roundup covers recent headlines from the likes of Honda, Tesla, Rivian and more. 

The amount of vehicles included in this recall make up almost the entire total of vehicles delivered to customers by the electric vehicle maker. 

The recalls impact 1,175 Mustang Mach-E models and 207 R1T and R1S EV truck models.

These job cuts could impact around 5 percent of the company's overall workforce, with a focus on non-manufacturing roles. 

Rivian doubles its quarterly production, Tesla rolls out an adaptive suspension software, and the ACA urges support of Right to Repair legislation.

Rivian announced on Wednesday it had produced 4,401 electric vehicles through Q2, a significant increase from the previous quarter.

Rivian has issued a voluntary recall on 500 R1T electric pickups due to an issue with a sensor that controls the airbags.

Hyundai plans an EV plant for the U.S., Ford sells 8 million Rivian stocks, and Toyota approaches its EV rebate cap.

Ford on Tuesday officially sold 8 million shares of electric pickup producer Rivian automotive.

Sixteen states sue the postal service over an ICE vehicle order, Rivian receives $1.5 billion from the state of Georgia, and the Biden administration commits $3.1 billion to EV production.