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The United States Department of Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has criticized Ford Motor Company's strategic alliance with Chinese automaker Geely for a factory in Almussafes, Valencia. In a letter to Ford's CEO Jim Farley, Duffy raised concerns about national security and harm to American workers. He stated that the company's reliance on Chinese technology and manufacturing is detrimental to skilled American workers.
Duffy highlighted recent actions by Ford that increase its dependence on China, including a joint venture with Geely to produce electric and zero-emission vehicles in Valencia, Spain, and the continued use of technology licensed from Chinese battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL) at Ford's BlueOval Battery Park plant in Michigan.
Duffy warned that Ford's decision to delay the relocation of some Lincoln models until 2030 leaves the company dependent on China for the next few years. He emphasized that companies should strive for technological self-reliance to outcompete rivals, and that companies like Ford should set clear paths to technological independence.
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