Reuters recently reported that three members of the US House of Representatives jointly sent a letter to Ford Motor, asking it to submit relevant documents on the cooperation with Ningde Times, and threatened to consider other ways if it could not receive a reply before October 6, including subpoenaing the company's CEO Jim & # 183; Jim Farley went to Congress for the hearing. The joint letter asks Ford for information about its technology licensing agreement with Catel-Era and about exchanges between Ford and the Biden administration on tax credits.