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Ford invests $5B in Kentucky and Michigan plants for new 'affordable' electric pickup truck production

Ford's CEO says the auto maker's latest multi-billion dollar investment is moving "completely different than" Henry Ford's centuries-old assembly line.

Ford To Build New $30,000 Midsize Electric Pickup In Louisville, Kentucky

Ford will retool its Louisville Assembly plant beginning later this year to produce vehicles from a new Universal EV Platform starting with a midsize truck for $30,000

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Ford CEO unveils massive electric vehicle plan with models to be made in Kentucky

Ford's first midsize, four-door electric pickup will be built at the Louisville Assembly Plant and available to customers starting in 2027, Jim Farley said.

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Ford deepens EV investment as incentives vanish: 'The training wheels are coming off'

Ford Motor Co. is still betting billions on building electric vehicles in Kentucky, even as the industry loses federal backing.

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Ford announces $30,000 EV pickup truck built in America

With drastic changes to its development, manufacturing, design and electrical elements, Ford pulls a rabbit out of a hat.

Jacksonville Journal-Courier on MSN19h

Ford to end Escape and Lincoln Corsair in 2026 to make room for low-cost EV pickup

Ford will retire Escape and Corsair to launch a budget-friendly “Model-T” EV truck in 2027, shifting production to its ...

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Ford to build new EV truck at Louisville, Ky., plant, invest $2B

Ford announced Monday it will invest $2 billion and secure nearly 2,200 jobs in a Louisville, Ky., assembly plant that will ...

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In 'Model T moment,' Ford to ditch traditional moving assembly line for EV production

In what CEO Jim Farley called a 'Model T moment,' the company that popularized assembly lines is turning in a new direction ...

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Ford Promises 'Model T' Electric Vehicle Moment Monday With EV Market At Cross Roads

Ford reported that its electric vehicle division lost $1.33 billion in Q2, even as its EV revenue soared to $2.4 billion.

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