Ford Patents Intriguing Flat Tow EV Charging Method
Will we one day see EVs being charged by big trucks driving down the road?
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Will we one day see EVs being charged by big trucks driving down the road?
Read More »But the name is (somewhat famously) used by Nissan.
Read More »Ford originally planned to use the name on the second-gen F-150 Raptor.
Read More »Tremor, Raptor and now, Rattler.
Read More »Tesla owners may one day be able to grab some food from a Tesla restaurant while they charge.
Read More »Warthog is the codename for the model.
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We can see this one going in one of two directions.
Read More »Vehicles could soon scan roadside billboards and display relevant ads.
Read More »Meanwhile, SK Innovation is still fighting its trade secrets ruling.
Read More »Given Ford's focus on self-driving technology, this really comes as no surprise.
Read More »A new Bronco door design might be coming soon.
Read More »Helping owners sleep comfortably, no matter where they are.
Read More »Lincoln is notably absent from several major global markets, but that may soon be changing.
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The Bronco's trail sights/tie-downs could feature lighting at some point in the future.
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This sounds very enticing.
Read More »This genius solution would allow pickup owners to keep going even when they run out of juice.
Read More »And we have some ideas about what it will be used for.
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But it will likely be offered in a specific region of the world.
Read More »A peculiar trademark application seems to suggest exactly that.
Read More »Or it could simply be how Ford Telematics will end up being branded in Europe.
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The name could be used for an off-road-oriented vehicle or trim level.
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We have some ideas on what Ford is planning for the name.
Read More »But the name would have cost Ford a cool $40 million.
Read More »And not on a clothing brand.
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