Ford drivers can order Tesla adapters | GM Canada recalls 4,500 pickups | Amazon-Hyundai partnership concerning | U.S. to assess China's security risk | BYD says Mexico-made cars not for export

The adapters will give Ford EV owners access to more than 15,000 Tesla Superchargers across the two countries

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