Ford and Geely, the Chinese automaker behind Volvo and Lynk & Co, are joining forces to establish a new manufacturing facility in Spain, marking a significant step in their growing partnership. The plant is expected to produce a range of electrified vehicles, including hybrid and battery-electric models, as part of the companies' shared goal to accelerate the transition to sustainable mobility. With the Spanish facility, Ford aims to increase its European production capacity and reduce its reliance on imports, while Geely seeks to expand its presence in the European market. The partnership is a major development in the automotive industry, highlighting the growing trend of collaborations between traditional and emerging players in the pursuit of a more environmentally friendly future.
Ford, Geely team up on Spain plant to build new electrified vehicles Automotive News
