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Ford CEO Has Been Driving a Xiaomi EV for 6 Months and ‘Doesn’t Want to Give It Up’
Ford CEO Jim Farley said in a recent podcast interview that he’s been driving an electric vehicle made by Chinese electronics company Xiaomi and “doesn’t want to give it up.” The model, the Xiaomi SU7, looks similar to a Porsche Panamera sedan and starts at about $30,300, with the top-of-the-line variant going for about $42,100.
Ford CEO Jim Farley Praises His Xiaomi SU7, Says 'I Don't Want To Give It Up'
If you had to guess what the chief executive officer of the Ford Motor Company used as his daily driver ... well, no matter what you might think, you'd probably be wrong. As it turns out, Ford CEO Jim Farley has been driving around in a Chinese-made Xiaomi SU7 as of late for a little competitive research — and he sure does love it.
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Farley has been driving a Xiaomi SU7 electric sedan for the past six months, and he likes it so much that he doesn't want to give it up.
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Ford CEO Jim Farley admitted he has been driving a Xiaomi SU7 for six months and said he "doesn't want to give it up."
Ford CEO Jim Farley Raves About Xiaomi’s Sold-Out SU7 After Driving It for Six Months
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Farley did exactly this earlier this week on the podcast Fully Charged, from the YouTube channel Everything Electric Show. He heaped praise on the SU7, calling the competing car “fantastic” and saying he “[didn’t] want to give it up.
Ford CEO Jim Farley is happy with his new electric car – but it’s not from Ford
Ford CEO Jim Farley has been driving an electric car from China for six months and is delighted with it, as he revealed in an interview. Specifically, it's about the Xiaomi SU7.
Ford’s CEO loves his electric vehicle. One issue — it’s not a Ford. And it’s made in China.
Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley has fallen in love with an electric vehicle. “It’s fantastic,” said Farley on the Fully Charged podcast. “They’re sold out for six months.” Steven Goldstein is based in London and responsible for MarketWatch's coverage of financial markets in Europe,
Ford CEO Praises His Chinese EV Sport Sedan, Says 'I Don't Want To Give It Up'
Ford CEO Jim Farley admitted in an interview that he's been driving the Xiaomi SU7, a Chinese-made electric vehicle, for six months, and he loves it.
Ford CEO admits he drives a Chinese electric vehicle and doesn't want to give it up
Warns the Middle Kingdom is drinking Detroit's milkshake at the moment Jim Farley, CEO of Ford, has made a surprising confession - he has been driving a Chinese-made electric vehicle, and he loves it.
Ford CEO Jim Farley Says He Tries To Drive All Vehicles From Competition After Expressing Adoration For Xiaomi SU7: 'Try Me,' Says Tesla Cybertruck
CEO Jim Farley explained his intent behind driving the Xiaomi SU7 EV over the past six months in a post on social media on ...
Ford CEO: I don't like talking about competition, but I have been driving Xiaomi car for 6 months and I don’t want to give it up
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Ford CEO Praises Xiaomi’s Electric Car, Citing Chinese Automakers as Major Competition
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The CEO of Ford says he's been driving a Xiaomi EV for the past 6 months and doesn't want to give it up
Ford CEO Jim Farley previously told a board member that China's auto industry was an "existential threat" after visiting the ...