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Dr. David Kirsch professor at the University of Maryland Robert H. Smith School for Business discusses the implications of Ford’s plans to manufacture an all-electric version of their best-selling F-150, joining Tesla and Rivian as the first companies to announce plans for all-electric pickup trucks.
The proposed lowering of fuel economies could negatively impact the development of new technologies in the U.S., driving engineering and technology competencies to markets with more stringent regulations.