LONG BEACH, Calif. — As the global automotive industry retreats from all-electric vehicles after reporting billions of dollars in losses, Ford Motor continues to move forward with its next generation of EVs that CEO Jim Farley has described as industry-defining products. Ford's push comes despite a massive slowdown in EV adoption , $19.5 billion in electric vehicle restructuring charges for the company, the elimination of U.S. consumer incentives to buy EVs and the company's leading EV executive abruptly departing. "Agility is key," Ford's EV product leader, Alan Clarke, told CNBC during an interview at the company's new Electric Vehicle Development Center in Long Beach, California. "We've been able to pivot around all the different market conditions. … The EV industry has had massive headwinds, and so we've had to adjust." A Ford employee works inside a high voltage lab at Ford's new Electric Vehicle Development Center in Long Beach, California.…