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Ford will launch a new EV platform and electric pickup truck at Louisville plant
Ford Motor Company will invest nearly $2 billion to convert a longtime auto manufacturing plant in Louisville to build electric vehicles from a new platform adaptable to multiple vehicle types, aiming to launch a mid-sized EV pickup truck by 2027.
Ford CEO Jim Farley called out Chinese automaker BYD in his hyped announcement of a new midsize truck.
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Ford CEO Jim Farley Offers "No Guarantees" On New Electric Truck
Ford CEO Jim Farley acknwoledges the risk involved with Ford's new cheap electric truck and offers no guarantees.
Ford says this $2 billion investment will help it compete in the near future, but right now, this business is losing a lot of ...
Calling it a "Model T moment" Ford Motor Co. announced a completely new vehicle platform and assembly process for a new, more ...
Ford's CEO says the auto maker's latest multi-billion dollar investment is moving "completely different than" Henry Ford's ...
Ford CEO Jim Farley said the company will make history in two weeks by transforming its EV strategy to beat the Chinese.
With drastic changes to its development, manufacturing, design and electrical elements, Ford pulls a rabbit out of a hat.
CEO Jim Farley says the company is poised to unveil a "breakthrough" EV and U.S.-built platform, calling it a pivotal moment in Ford’s history. The ...
But for the rest of us, Jim Farley is a gearhead and a well-informed executive who doesn't exaggerate or rush things. Here's what he has to say about the complicated world of all-electric ...
Should the American auto brand fail to bring its lofty EV vision to life, “it could be terminal for the brand,” one analyst told Fortune.
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