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Decades ago China forced foreign automakers into joint ventures to gain valuable industry insight. Now Chinese EV makers are expanding their own businesses across the globe.

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Ford is taking a $19.5 billion one-time write-off as it pulls back in the EV space. Rivian is still investing billions as it prepares to launch the R2, a lower-priced EV truck.

Ford's car sales increased by a disappointing 2.8% compound annual rate in the past decade. There is no evidence of a scalable business model.

Risk-off sentiment is driving sharp sell-offs in Bitcoin and major software stocks, with investors reallocating away from stretched tech valuations. AI-driven CapEx arms race at Alphabet (GOOGL) and Amazon (AMZN) is sparking concerns about profitability and sector disruption, despite strong revenue growth.

The Chinese automotive industry has become the largest exporter of vehicles globally since 2023 and has been increasingly bringing electric models around the globe. The U.S. auto industry, meanwhile, is refocusing on gas vehicles, and legacy automakers have reported billions of dollars in write-downs on their EVs.

Ford has a very strong asset in its brand, which helps its F-Series and Mustang models outsell their competitors dramatically. Ford outperformed the broader market and saw its 2025 sales increase 6%, setting the stage for a great Q4 2025 earnings report on Feb. 10.