Ford eases up on EV dealer requirements | Here's why electric vehicles are a political football | Kyle Vogt's ambitious expansion plans at Cruise ‘self-sabotage' | Microchip shortage: Pressure eases

Ford is again altering its electric vehicle certification program for dealers, reducing training costs by half and lowering the number of chargers they must install.

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