Ford CEO Jim Farley admitted to driving a Chinese-made electric vehicle (EV) on Monday despite his company previously receiving billions

Ford's global CEO Jim Farley, a self-confessed car guy who is known for his brutal honesty, had some really good things to say about the first car to be launched by Chinese tech giant Xiaomi.

Ford CEO Jim Farley has been driving Xiaomis SU7 for half a year, praising the electric vehicle for its performance and high demand. Xiaomis EV division has struggled with losses, but the SU7 continues to be a hit

Ford’s CEO has revealed he’s smitten with a Chinese electric sedan he’s been driving for the past six months. Jim Farley described the Xiaomi SU7 as “fantastic” and told the Fully Charged podcast that he didn’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.

The CEO of one of America's biggest car companies has been driving a Chinese vehicle for six months, and he’s loving it. "We flew one from Shanghai to Chicago, and I've been driving it for six months now,

A month after Ford CEO Jim Farley reportedly said Chinese automakers presented an “existential threat” to the western automotive industry, the boss of the world's sixth largest automaker appears to have explained why.

It’s no secret that China is dominating the EV industry, aside from Tesla. Farley recently sounded the alarm, calling Chinese EV makers an “existential threat” to the industry. Ford’s CEO was shocked after visiting China earlier this year.