U.S. automakers Ford and General Motors are maintaining their electric vehicle partnerships in China despite tightening restrictions from Washington on technology transfers and joint ventures with Chinese firms. The move underscores the strategic importance of China’s growing EV market, where foreign automakers rely on local collaborations for production and supply chains. While U.S. regulators have increased scrutiny over such alliances, the companies appear committed to balancing compliance with their business interests in the world’s largest EV market. Analysts suggest the decision reflects both the competitive pressure in China and the challenges of sourcing alternatives without local partnerships.
Ford, GM hold on to China EV ties despite US curbs Nikkei Asia
