US automakers like GM and Ford face government scrutiny and deadlines to remove China links from their supply chains.
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Updated Sep 9
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US automakers like GM and Ford face government scrutiny and deadlines to remove China links from their supply chains.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Ford is establishing China-centric plans for Australia, while US officials express concern over strategic ties to China.Sub-event
- US officials sought to shield US automakers like GM amid concerns over remote shutdown risks and high sales volume in China.Sub-event
US politicians and China react to demands for Ford to divest from Chinese partnerships.1 source
DOT criticized Ford's reliance on foreign tech and Chinese suppliers for components.1 source
- China's licensing controls have halted Ford production at its Chicago assembly plant, amid broader supply chain scrutiny.Sub-event
GM and Ford are shifting production from China amid tariff pressures and parts shortages.1 source
- The U.S. has imposed new tariffs and Commerce Department rules on imports, while Chinese automakers are expanding their market share in Mexico.Sub-event
- US national security rules mandate changes to supply chains for Ford and GM regarding China ties.Sub-event
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Commerce Department sets 2027 deadline for suppliers to sever China ties.1 source
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The entities involved
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General Motors
American multinational automotive company
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Ford Motor Company
American multinational automotive company