Ford Motor Co.
(NYSE:F) CEO Jim Farley has said that the Michigan-based automaker will support a renewed U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), touting it as a crucial aspect of the company's business against Japanese and South Korean automakers.
Positive Talks With Trump Administration During Ford's second-quarter 2026 earnings call with investors, Farley was asked about his views on the importance of the agreement for Ford.
Farley said that the agreement was "critical" for Ford, sharing that an "improved USMCA could be a great opportunity for the industry." Read Also: Trump Admits His New Tariffs Achieve the Same Goal as the Ones the Supreme Court Struck Down— Just 'A Harder Way' He also said that the automaker has had "really good" conversations with the President Donald Trump administration, including U.S.
Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, but also with officials from Ottawa and Mexico City.
