Ford CEO Jim Farley said in a recent podcast interview that he’s been driving an electric vehicle made by Chinese electronics company Xiaomi and “doesn’t want to give it up.” The model, the Xiaomi SU7, looks similar to a Porsche Panamera sedan and starts at about $30,300, with the top-of-the-line variant going for about $42,100.

In a recent podcast appearance, Ford CEO Jim Farley talked about loving his Xiaomi SU7, a Chinese EV. When it comes to electric vehicle sales, China has been dominating the market: EVs from China account for nearly 70% of global EV sales.

Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley has fallen in love with an electric vehicle. “It’s fantastic,” said Farley on the Fully Charged podcast. “They’re sold out for six months.”

Xiaomi's electric vehicle, the SU7, has garnered unexpected praise from Ford CEO Jim Farley, highlighting its advanced performance and technology. As China’s EV industry continues to grow, companies like Xiaomi and BYD are making their mark globally,

When automotive CEOs are going to and from work, what’s their vehicle of choice? In many cases, it’s a car or truck produced by the company they run. That’s not at all surprising — you’d like to think executives at an automaker are producing vehicles that they themselves would want to use,

A year and a half ago, Ford CEO Jim Farley identified a surprising set of rivals for the American automaker. Speaking at Morgan Stanley’s Sustainable Finance Summit, he noted that Ford’s competition wasn’t primarily General Motors or Toyota,