Ford is planning a new EV reveal on August 11, and based on words from company CEO Jim Farley, we could be in for a monumental moment. During Ford’s second-quarter earnings call, Farley announced that ...

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During its second-quarter earnings call, Ford CEO and delivery man Jim Farley announced that the company would reveal its long-awaited cheap EV platform on August 11. And as we predicted when we first ...

Ford CEO Jim Farley announced a new EV strategy, calling it a "Model-T moment" for the company. Ford will reveal its new EV platform on Aug. 11th in Kentucky. The new strategy focuses on competing ...

Ford's Model T was one of the primary catalysts that sparked the automotive industry — and the automaker's current CEO, Jim Farley, seems to be hoping to channel some of that energy 100 years later, ...

Ford plans to invest billions in new electric vehicle production, calling it the company’s “next Model T moment.” Ford said Monday it will invest $5 billion into a new assembly line and battery ...

Ford Motor Company is on the brink of a transformative era, reminiscent of the impact the Model T had on the automotive industry. The company is embarking on a bold strategy to democratize electric ...

Ford announced a new EV manufacturing process and platform aimed at producing more affordable electric vehicles. Ford's new "assembly tree" process is expected to increase efficiency and reduce costs, ...

When Ford told us its upcoming announcement would mark the automaker's "next Model T moment," we didn't know exactly what to expect, but we did know it would be something electric. Presumably, it ...

Louisville, Ky. — Ford Motor Co. is making a "bet" that a $2 billion investment in Louisville Assembly Plant to make a $30,000 midsize electric truck and abandon the traditional moving assembly line ...

For low-cost, mass-market electric vehicles, lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) batteries are a clear favorite. They skip pricey materials like nickel and cobalt, offer reasonable energy density, better ...