Amazon Auto’s Fan Jin interview Part 1; Ford stockpiles parts

Buyers will be able to select and finance a Hyundai vehicle through Amazon’s digital shopping platform. The sales will be channeled through local dealerships.

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March 17, 2025 05:50 PM

Amazon Autos Director Fan Jin gives an update on the retail platform’s partnership with Hyundai and what comes next. Ford stockpiles parts and tells suppliers to keep shipping amid tariffs. Plus, Foxconn closes in on a deal to develop EVs with two Japanese companies.

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