70 percent of our Ford customers in the U.S are Apple customers. It’s going to be safety/security, partial autonomy, and productivity in our eyes. So get real with it, because you’re not going to make a ton of money on content inside the vehicle. But in terms of content? We kind of lost that battle 10 years ago. She asks him about GM’s plan to drop CarPlay from their future EVs, and Farley starts by saying “Yeah, how about that?” and laughing.įarley says, “The interior has to be really well done. Great 3-minute clip from Joanna Stern’s interview with Ford CEO Jim Farley at the WSJ’s Future of Everything Festival. Ford CEO Jim Farley Seems Very Happy That GM Is Dropping CarPlay ★ (I just tonight told the story there of the piece of shit 2021 Kia Sorento I was bamboozled by Hertz into renting for a road trip to Boston this week, to pick my son up at the end of the college year.) It’s a nice, smart, fun little community. I believe it’s the single largest group on all of Wavelength. As of this typing there are over 2,900 members, and activity every day across a wide range of threads. We had no idea how this group would go, but it’s been wild. Subscribers can find the link to join the group in the show notes for each episode. It’s sort of an unofficial perk and an experiment. It’s a fun show and everyone loves the enforced brevity and regularity.īonus: At the end of March we started a Dithering group in Wavelength, the new private group messaging app I started advising earlier this year.
We’re now in our fourth year, and we’ve had remarkably little churn - people who subscribe to Dithering tend to stay subscribed, which warms my heart. If you’re not listening, you’re missing out. Yours truly and Ben Thompson’s podcast - two episodes per week, 15 minutes per episode.
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