Ford pushes back on White House critique of China tech partners, calls Duffy letter wrongheaded
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Ford blasted a White House letter criticizing its China tech partners—calling it 'wrongheaded'—and clarified that its CATL deal is a limited technology-licensing arrangement owned and operated by Ford in Michigan, not a foreign joint venture; the company defended its US production footprint and reshoring efforts amid ongoing talks with Chinese suppliers (BYD, CATL, and Geely in Spain) ahead of its Q3 results.
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