Ford EV Production Could Be Impacted By Rare Earth Metal Ban
China controls nearly all of the world's supply chain in that regard.
Read More »China controls nearly all of the world's supply chain in that regard.
Read More »A big turnaround after multiple disappointing quarters.
Read More »The part is made in China.
Read More »The goal is to pool resources and develop a national standard.
Read More »The batteries will be used in next-generation EVs starting in 2028.
Read More »It's stockpiling parts, among other moves.
Read More »It's looking to shield itself from potential impacts.
Read More »Thanks largely to its relationships with various OEMs.
Read More »The combined company will provide Ford with a one-stop shop solution.
Read More »The automakers were its two biggest customers.
Read More »The move has resulted in considerable job losses thus far.
Read More »If they're actually implemented.
Read More »Largely due to falling raw materials prices.
Read More »Details are a bit scant at the moment.
Read More »He's concerned about Chinese involvement at the plant.
Read More »The company has experienced its fair share of financial woes as of late.
Read More »The promising technology continues to become more viable.
Read More »The second straight quarter it missed analyst estimates.
Read More »The Blue Oval may be forced to change its plans.
Read More »The company has denied these allegations.
Read More »It can reportedly withstand high-speed impacts without catching on fire.
Read More »The move could raise $5 billion in capital.
Read More »A move that's been rumored for a while now.
Read More »A supplier wound up losing big after that move was made.
Read More »The President is apparently open to that possibility.
Read More »The company is looking to invest millions and create around 100 jobs.
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