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Ford caught in escalating Washington clash over China deals (opens the original)
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Sept 9 (Reuters) - Long-simmering tensions between Ford and the Trump administration over the automaker's connections with Chinese companies boiled over this week in a contradictory flurry of Republican criticism and praise for the company. The dispute highlighted competing views of how U.S. automakers should respond to China's growing lead in the auto industry. Ford has argued it needs access to Chinese technology and expertise to remain competitive globally, even as it warns that Chinese auto
Automakers thought Canada was getting a trade deal. Then tariffs doubled (opens the original)
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DETROIT, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Just last week, automakers were hoping summer U.S.-Canada trade talks would deliver relief from Washington's 25% tariffs that have raised the cost of shipping vehicles and parts across the border. Instead, their problem got twice as bad on Monday, when U.S. President Donald Trump declared a 50% levy on vehicles, auto parts and trucks from Canada, effective on January 1. "We cannot end up in a place come January next year where Canada — a major market for U.S.-made v
Exclusive-Ford to move production of some Lincoln models from China to US (opens the original)
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DETROIT, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Ford Motor plans to move production of some Lincoln models from China to the U.S. beginning in 2030, Ford's CEO told Reuters on Wednesday, saying the move was difficult but necessary to strengthen the U.S. auto manufacturing base. Gasoline-powered cars and electric vehicles imported from China are subject to hefty duties. The U.S. tariff on the Lincoln Nautilus, the main vehicle Ford imports from China, is 52.5%, Ford confirmed. "We made this decision as soon as th
Exclusive-Ford CEO tells employees Chinese automakers could enter US market in next decade (opens the original)
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DETROIT, July 30 (Reuters) - Ford CEO Jim Farley told employees in a town hall on Thursday that the company is preparing for the possibility that Chinese automakers could enter the American market in the next five to 10 years, even though the country has erected numerous trade barriers to cars from China, according to three people who viewed the meeting. Farley has been among the most vocal about how competitive Chinese auto giants like BYD are in the industry. Ford is preparing to roll out a
U.S. auto industry races to purge Chinese connected-car hardware amid federal push (opens the original)
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SOLON, Ohio, July 21 (Reuters) - A nondescript facility south of Cleveland has become an early staging ground for the auto industry's next supply-chain pivot: replacing vehicle hardware from China. The plant belongs to Eagle Wireless, a maker of electronics that was formed in late 2025, largely in response to a federal rule that bans certain Chinese connected-car software and hardware in U.S. vehicles by the end of the decade. "There's a massive opportunity for us," said TJ Dembinski, president
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