Ford CEO Farley says Chinese automakers, EVs should be kept out of U.S.

U.S.-Mexico Trade Deal at Risk: Ford CEO Warns of Escalating Trade Tensions In a move that could have significant implications for the North American auto industry, Ford CEO Jim Farley has expressed concerns that the exclusion of certain vehicles from the U.S. market could impact upcoming trade negotiations between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Farley's comments come as the three nations work to rework their trade deal, which has been a source of tension in recent years. The exclusion of these vehicles, which are likely to be certain types of electric and hybrid vehicles, could have a "big impact" on the negotiations, Farley warned, suggesting that the move could lead to a more contentious and potentially lengthy process. As the trade talks continue, industry leaders and policymakers will be watching closely to see how these developments play out.

Keeping these vehicles out of America should have a “big impact” on upcoming negotiations to rework the trade deal between the U.S., Canada and Mexico, Ford CEO Jim Farley said.