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Ford CEO Jim Farley says Washington should take the “time to be considerate” before allowing Chinese automakers to sell their highly sought-after electric vehicles in the United States. Don’t take his word for it? Just look at Europe, he says.
Ford CEO Jim Farley said the United States should take time and act cautiously on Chinese automakers entering the U.S. market, pointing to Europe where their presence expanded rapidly. He said low prices and long driving ranges are helping Chinese EVs gain share, and he raised national security concerns about data…
Farley said at an Automotive News conference on Tuesday that the US must “be extremely careful around how the Chinese OEMs come to our country,” and cited the pressure on Europe’s auto industry as Chinese imports quickly grab market share there.