Ford Motor on Thursday said it is temporarily halting production of the Detroit automaker's F-150 Lightning pickup truck until 2025 amid waning consumer demand for electric vehicles. Ford will pause ...

Ford’s electric three-row SUV that was postponed earlier this year is now officially canceled. It’s only one of Ford’s EV- and hybrid vehicle-related announcements today. In addition to the SUV’s ...

Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F), the iconic Blue Oval of the American automotive sector, is at a major crossroads. The company has relied on its gas-guzzling muscle cars and its ubiquitous F-150 pickup ...

Ford is backing away from its planned all-electric three-row SUV. The automaker said Wednesday that it will not produce the vehicle, and instead "now plans to leverage hybrid technologies for its next ...

Ford will shut down one of two production shifts in April at the Dearborn, Michigan, factory that builds the F-150 Lightning electric pickup. The move is part of "matching F-150 Lightning production ...

Ford is cutting F-150 Lightning production, citing slow sales of the electric truck. The move will impact about 1,400 employees, Ford said. Automakers have struggled to right-size EV manufacturing ...

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Ford doesn't think battery-electric powertrains in its full-size trucks and SUVs make sense moving forward. CEO Jim Farley acknowledged that EVs are not well-suited for heavy towing, long-distance ...

Ford will cut production of its all-electric pickup truck in 2024 in an effort to match consumer demand. Ford executives signaled in October during its third-quarter earnings call plans to “adjust” ...

Ford is retiring three internal combustion engine models – the Escape, Edge and Transit Connect – to make room for new electric vehicles. Legacy automobile companies that have been producing internal ...

Ford is investing $5 billion to change the way it makes electric vehicles, a move the automaker says will allow it to manufacture models starting at $30,000 — far less than the current average price ...