Ford Kuga, Explorer PHEVs To Get More Expensive In Germany
The country has decided to end PHEV subsidies altogether.
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The country has decided to end PHEV subsidies altogether.
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The future of the plant is up in the air at the moment.
Read More »Ford is toying around with the idea of making vehicles automatically adjust to changes in the speed limit.
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Tech companies are fighting for royalties amid a surge in connected vehicles.
Read More »Government officials claim that subsidies are no longer necessary to sell PHEVs or EVs.
Read More »The all-inclusive deal even includes seasonal tires.
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Customers in five cities can take advantage of the new mobile service.
Read More »Ford makes the best of a bad situation by creating a special livery for its rugged off-road pickup.
Read More »A total of 10 prototypes are being used by a variety of entities across the region.
Read More »The demolition of one building is complete as another will soon be under construction.
Read More »The two countries argue that the EU's proposed targets are not feasible.
Read More »The free service helps fleet managers stay ahead of maintenance and repairs.
Read More »It will be the self-driving tech company's first foray in Europe.
Read More »Genesis is headed to Europe with its current lineup and a few future models as well.
Read More »Covering 573 miles in 10.5 hours isn't too shabby.
Read More »The powerful plug-in hybrid puts up some impressive numbers in Germany.
Read More »Ford's assembly plant in Cologne gets a major shot in the arm.
Read More »It's easily one of the best Mustang ads of all time.
Read More »Many shoppers would even be willing to wait longer to receive their packages.
Read More »For Europeans that are tired of having to settle for "one size down" pickups.
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Ford is seeking $582 million in loan guarantees from the German government.
Read More »The Ford Kuga put up some impressive numbers in July.
Read More »All 780 horsepower are on display on Germany's famous speed limitless highway.
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Who says '80s style doesn't work on a brand new vehicle?
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