Bill Ford: Politicization, High Costs Are Biggest Threats to EV Adoption
02 Jun 2023 | Abstracted from Crains Detroit
Ford Motor Co. is facing a host of barriers in its pursuit to win the electric vehicle race, but chief among them are two factors that threaten the entire industry: affordability and politicization."Bill Ford Jr. is surprised by how quickly electrification has taken off around the world and in the U.S.
"There is this notion now that if you are 'red' you're for internal combustion, if you're 'blue,' you're for EVs," [Subscription required]
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