Ford requests U.S. permission to continue importing China‑built Lincoln Nautilus, underscoring trade and supply‑chain dependenciesExecutive summary: Ford has filed a request with the U.S. government to retain authorization for importing the Lincoln Nautilus assembled in China. The decision could affect the availability of the model for U.S. consumers, influence trade policy toward Chinese‑built vehicles, and set a precedent for future import approvals. Ford Motor Company, the U.S. Trade Representative, and the Chinese manufacturing facility producing the Nautilus. The U.S. Trade Office is expected to review the request over the coming months, with a possible decision later this year.Ford has formally asked the U.S. government to maintain import authorization for the Lincoln Nautilus produced in China. The move seeks to preserve the current supply chain for the model while the company evaluates domestic production options. It reflects ongoing scrutiny of Chinese‑manufactured automotive imports and their impact on U.S. markets.Connected developmentsBYD Dolphin delivers long range in a compact car using range‑extender hybridElektromobilität: Batteriebranche warnt vor hoher China-AbhängigkeitAutomarkt in China: Autoverkäufe in China brechen ein - droht eine Trendwende?People in China are watching the World Cup differently this timeRüstung: „Wollen wir Frankreich wie China behandeln?“: KNDS kritisiert Vetorechte für Berlin scharfOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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