Ford CEO Hackett: Tech Is Key to Global Growth

Ford CEO Hackett: Tech Is Key to Global Growth

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The video discusses the challenges and opportunities faced by Ford in the context of global trade tensions and technological advancements. The CEO shares insights on the impact of tariffs, the shift towards electric and driverless cars, and the importance of smart systems and infrastructure. The discussion also covers the balance between current operations and future innovations, highlighting the need for collaboration among car, tech, and renewable companies.

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1.

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What is the main challenge discussed in relation to global trade?

High inflation rates

Finding equilibrium in trade negotiations

Lack of emerging technologies

Decreasing interest rates

2.

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Which technology is NOT mentioned as transformative for Ford's future?

Electric propulsion

Cloud-based systems

AI-driven vehicles

Hydrogen fuel cells

3.

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How did trade tensions specifically impact Ford's operations?

Increased production in Europe

Reduced exports to South America

Lower demand for electric vehicles

Higher tariffs on American metals

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Who are expected to collaborate in the development of future vehicles?

Renewable energy and government

Car companies, renewable energy, and tech companies

Only car companies

Government and tech companies

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By what year does Ford plan to have driverless electric cars in the market?

2025

2021

2030

2023

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is a significant benefit of smart technology in vehicles?

Higher production costs

Reduced vehicle safety

Improved parking efficiency

Increased fuel consumption

7.

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What is the speaker's view on the future of trade tensions?

They will worsen over time

They will be resolved soon

They will last for 20 years

They are irrelevant to the industry