Ford EVs Lost $32K Per Unit In Q2 2023
EV adoption slowed significantly in the second quarter, prompting a shuffling of plans.
Read More »EV adoption slowed significantly in the second quarter, prompting a shuffling of plans.
Read More »Dealers will have more time to install fast chargers.
Read More »A bit earlier than previously expected.
Read More »Rural dealers are getting a bit more flexibility.
Read More »Meanwhile, Ford Blue and Ford Pro are expected to generate substantial profits.
Read More »While some switched to the lower tier.
Read More »For some, it's become a logistical nightmare.
Read More »Following a bit of controversy.
Read More »The additional money would go towards site preparation, among other things.
Read More »Following some negotiations.
Read More »At least three requirements are up for debate.
Read More »The backing could help Ford's EV transition efforts.
Read More »Virginia was one potential site for the plant.
Read More »Many are still trying to decide which way to go.
Read More »Actual expenses are far less than expected.
Read More »A large chunk of the U.S. dealer network opted in.
Read More »Protests against the new program continue.
Read More »Mere hours before the deadline to opt in.
Read More »The move is a bad one for rural dealers, it argues.
Read More »In spite of some concerns over the program.
Read More »The high costs of certification aren't settling well with some.
Read More »A significant improvement over current generation vehicles.
Read More »Much of that investment will go toward charging infrastructure, however.
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