Changan Ford officially took over the Chinese market operation of Ford Electric Horse, upgrading 8155 chips for all car owners free of charge.
CTOnews.com August 1 news, CTOnews.com learned from Changan Ford official account that according to Ford's strategic transformation and business adjustment in the Chinese market, Changan Ford announced that from today, it will officially take over the operation of Ford Electric Horse in the Chinese market, and announce the first important move after the business conversion, comprehensively upgrade Qualcomm's third generation Snapdragon cockpit platform ("8155" chip) for all existing Ford electric horse owners. Improve the response speed and intelligent level of the whole vehicle system.
Officials say that after the business transformation, Ford electric horse owners will be able to enjoy:
Better product experience
Upgrade Qualcomm's third generation Snapdragon cockpit platform ("8155" chip) for free, doubling the running speed and providing a smarter and smoother car experience.
More convenient service placement
The first batch of authorized nearly 300 dealers, the number of outlets nearly tripled, covering the core markets of 70 key cities of new energy across the country.
Mature and considerate service system
The related rights and interests such as service package, road rescue and warranty will remain unchanged, and there will be free door-to-door pick-up and delivery by local car owners and door-to-door service by remote car owners.
More reassuring after-sales maintenance
Rest assured that authentic parts, professional certified technicians, 24-hour hotline + 365-day road rescue
As Changan Ford's first all-electric model, the Ford Electric Horse will help accelerate Changan Ford's new energy layout process, create a better product pedigree and provide consumers with diversified travel solutions ranging from personalized fuel products to high-horsepower hybrids to pure electric SUV, officials said.
Since the Ford Electric Horse Mach-E went on sale in April 2021, it has sold only a few hundred units a month. In June, Ford sold only 77 electric horses, compared with 268 in the first six months of this year, down 84.6 percent from a year earlier, according to the Federation of passengers.
