In a recent meeting with dealers, Ford revealed quite a few interesting future models that may or may not come to fruition. Those include a bevy of Ford Mustang variants – including a sedan and off-road-focused version of the iconic pony car – as well as a small van that’s slated to be based on the Ford Maverick. However, those same dealers were also given some tantalizing details pertaining to a potential future Ford EV model, too.
Blue Oval executives discussed the forthcoming, low-cost Ford EV platform that’s been in development for a couple of years now and is slated to underpin a variety of future all-electric models – including, as Ford Authority previously reported, a crossover, compact pickup, and dedicated rideshare vehicle. However, at this meeting, dealers were also shown a variety of renderings that included not only those aforementioned variants, but also, a sedan, according to Automotive News.
It is worth noting that dealers who attended the meeting revealed that these renderings were intended to show what’s possible with the new low-cost Ford EV platform, and didn’t necessarily represent actual products that will be put into production. Rather, it seemed as if the automaker was trying to demonstrate that it has a plan for future entry-level products other than the Maverick, which can compete with cheap Chinese models.
What we do know for sure is that the low-cost Ford EV platform is set to make its debut via the aforementioned crossover in late 2026 with a price tag of around $30k, and it may be built at the Louisville Assembly plant. As far as the possibility that Ford may once again sell sedans – aside from the potential four-door Mustang – that idea has been bounced around a bit as of late, with rumors indicating that this revival could include a Ford Fiesta EV in Europe.
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Who does Ford think cares? Because no one other than they do.
I still have to see a positive comment from you on any Ford news published on this site.
Kind of tiring to read your disparaging comments on everything about Ford.
That focus is so good looking – simple and sleek. Wow! a sedan!
Bring back the FUSION
Yes, bring it back with a large battery and a stronger electric motor. I have a 2014 Fudion Hybrid and I will only trafe it in for a medium sized electric sedan.
Besides the Mustang, I stopped buying Ford the date they cancelled producing sedans. If they produce sedans, I will consider Ford again. Not before. Naturally, thanks to Farley, when buying a car I will compare Ford with other brands I´ve been driving that still produce sedans.
We gotta wait two more years for a cheap EV? I wonder if BYD can build a Mexican factory faster than that.