Ford’s CEO has warned that Detroit’s automakers face a critical deadline in the electric vehicle transition, arguing that the industry must accelerate its shift to avoid falling behind global competitors. The commentary highlights concerns over production delays, supply chain bottlenecks, and the risk of losing market share to foreign manufacturers already dominating EV adoption. With consumer demand for electric vehicles surging, the piece emphasizes the urgency of scaling up battery production and infrastructure to meet evolving expectations. Industry observers question whether traditional automakers can bridge the gap before it’s too late.
Guest commentary: Ford CEO is right — Detroit is running out of time to catch up on EVs Automotive News
