Ford takes $US19.5 billion writedown, kills several EV models

APMA
Dec 22, 2025
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Andrew Bell, BNN Bloomberg

Dec 17, 2025

The interview focused on the EV slowdown hitting Canadian auto investment as automakers respond to weaker demand and shifting U.S. policy. APMA President Flavio Volpe said that when the Trump administration reversed course on EV subsidies, charging infrastructure, and consumer incentives, it “killed whatever short- to mid-term market potential there was for these vehicles.”

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