Ford is splitting its electric vehicle and internal combustion divisions into separate businesses. The automaker said Wednesday that its plan includes two distinct, but strategically interdependent, auto businesses Ford Blue focusing on traditional combustion engines and Ford Model e, which will develop electric vehicles. Ford is already developing electric vehicles like the Ford GT, Mustang Mach-E SUV and F-150 Lightning pickup and it operates an EV division in China. Ford also has Ford Pro, which serves as a one-stop shop for commercial and government customers with a range of conventional and electric vehicles and a full suite of software, charging, financing, services and support on Ford and non-Ford products.
The recall covers certain F-250 and F-350 Super Duty pickups from the 2017 through 2022 model years. The trucks have gasoline engines and aluminum drive shafts
Shares of Ford, which is based in Dearborn, Michigan, fell 2% to $16.95 Wednesday. They have lost about one-third of their value since hitting a 2022 high on Jan. 14.
The two companies announced a non-binding agreement that could involve increasing production capacity for Ford's current lineup
Ford and Purdue University are partnering to develop a new charging station
Group Chairman Chandrasekaran, Tata Motors top-level delegation meet Stalin in a span of 2 weeks
The auto company is in the race to catch up with the electric car company Tesla
A member of a new generation of Ford family members is taking on another leadership role at the automaker.
Analysts and executives said foreigners badly misjudged India's potential and underestimated the complexities of operating in a vast country that rewards domestic procurement.
Automobile dealers' body FADA has sought clarity from Ford about the compensation structure it is working out for its dealer partners after announcing the closure of its two manufacturing plants
India is a market for low-priced cars with low running costs. The global majors don't have models that fit the bill; only Maruti and Hyundai have successful entry-level models, writes T N Ninan
Company in talks with automakers to sell Chennai plant, says govt official
'Make in India as it stands has been a failure', says the author
A senior government source on Friday said the decision in no way reflects on the business environment in the country and is rather linked to operational issues.
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Last year, Ford was in talks with Ola and M&M for contract manufacturing or for sale of both plants. It isn't clear whether the current talks are with the same companies or not
Ford had been rethinking its India operations even before it had initiated discussion with Mahindra & Mahindra in 2019
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The legal fight between the two Detroit automakers turns on whether "cruise" is a generic term for technology that allows the car to take over some share of driving tasks from a human motorist
The incident is the latest expression of discontent and reluctance among factory employees in Tamil Nadu, home to India's flourishing automobile industry, to work amid a surge in virus infections