Ford CEO Jim Farley Says EV Production Will Double This Year
The automaker is still betting big on EVs in Europe.
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The automaker is still betting big on EVs in Europe.
Read More »Market conditions are ripe for it.
Read More »He sees hybrids or EREVs as a better investment.
Read More »Due to a few missed performance targets.
Read More »It would allow for hands- and eye-free driving.
Read More »The popular global pickup is facing increased competition.
Read More »That tech would add too much cost.
Read More »Ford has somewhat abandoned the lower end of the market.
Read More »It's part of the automaker's mission to close the gap.
Read More »The team is more streamlined and cost efficient.
Read More »The team is utilizing a streamlined process.
Read More »The automaker's cost troubles go back much further than just two years.
Read More »The podcast is set to return for a third season with a new guest lineup.
Read More »A flexible array of powertrains to suit various needs.
Read More »He agrees that it will ultimately help the American auto industry.
Read More »The exec is sticking to his proverbial guns.
Read More »The exec is concerned about potential Mexico tariffs, specifically.
Read More »The exec recently opened up about his relationship with his famous cousin.
Read More »He's very concerned about potential Mexico tariffs, specifically.
Read More »The automaker is more focused on smaller models.
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Farley wants to see tariffs placed on goods from other countries, too.
Read More »Comments backed up by the automaker's recent moves.
Read More »The automaker is now planning to add several to its lineup.
Read More »Those investments pay off in other ways.
Read More »A big reason why he's focused on those types of vehicles.
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