HKGeely Auto, China's second-largest automaker, has partnered with Ford Motor to utilize Ford's underused facility in Almussafes, Spain, to assemble electric vehicles (EVs). The joint venture will see Geely holding a 34% stake, while Ford retains a 66% share. Production is expected to start in 2028, with three Ford-branded multi-energy vehicles and two Geely-branded EV models being produced at the site. This collaboration reflects a broader strategy by Chinese automakers to expand into Europe by leveraging existing infrastructure and avoiding potential trade barriers.
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