Ford CEO Admits The Carmaker Can't "Upskill Everyone" To Work On Its High-Tech Electric Vehicles: "It Will Take Too MuchTime"

04 May 2023 | Abstracted from Inkl

"New competitors like Tesla and BYD in China threaten to make [legacy carmakers] obsolete through electrically-powered vehicles defined by their ability to add new features after purchase through software, keeping them fresh for customers and better maintaining their resale value over time."

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