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Ford CEO Jim Farley speaks at the launch of the all-new electric Ford F-150 Lightning pickup truck at the Ford Rouge Electric Vehicle Center on April 26, 2022 in Dearborn, Michigan.
Jim Farley said there's a reason he chose to test-drive a Xiaomi rather than a Tesla.
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A front view of a Tesla Model Y with its doors open positioned in a futuristic tunnel-style seen displayed inside the Global Harbor store.
A Tesla Model Y
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A Black Lincoln Navigator rests in a parking lot.
I test-drove the Lincoln Navigator, the flagship vehicle in Ford's lineup. It's equal parts tech playground and land yacht.
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Jim Farley, wearing a blue Ford Racing polo and a VIP tag, walks outside during a crowded event.
Automakers are rejigging their stick shift lineups. Ford CEO Jim Farley told Business Insider he's committed to making manuals.
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A custom black Ford Explorer is parked in front of a light-wood wall.
Ford assembly line workers knew an Explorer SUV was going to a VIP. It's now at the Vatican.
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Ford electric truck engineers
Ford engineers work on the underbody shield of the company's upcoming $30,000 electric truck
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Jim Farley is speaking on stage in front of a blue wall. He is wearing a blue suit and a white shirt.
Jim Farley is guiding Ford onto an entirely new EV pathway. It comes after the automaker consistently lost billions on its all-electric cars.
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A light blue Dodge Hornet is parked on a street next to a guard rail.
Plug-in hybrids blend enough battery power to get a driver through the day and a gas engine for added range. Several US automakers are still cutting back on their PHEV options.
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Ford CEO Jim Farley (on the left of the picture) wearing a blue polo shirt. He is leaning on a silver railing.
Ford is re-jigging its EV manufacturing plan. CEO Jim Farley said the adjustment will help compete with upstart Chinese brands.