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    2026 Automotive Supplier Outlook
    In the wake of another tumultuous year for the global automotive industry, this report provides unfiltered insights directly from the front lines. S&P Global Mobility’s Matthew Beecham engaged with 59 senior executives from across the automotive supply chain to capture their experiences and strategies. Now in its third year, this comprehensive end-of-year analysis outlines the operational and strategic challenges suppliers faced in 2025 and how they are preparing for 2026. The suppliers...
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    2026 Automotive Analyst Outlook
    S&P Global Mobility’s 2026 Automotive Analyst Outlook presents a comprehensive collection of insights, reflections and forward-looking perspectives from our team of analysts. Drawing on a year marked by volatility, innovation and adaptation, our experts examine how the global automotive industry navigated the challenges and opportunities of 2025 — from supply chain disruptions and regulatory shifts to the evolving landscape of electrification, connectivity and consumer preferences. Throu...
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    Mitra EV raises $27 million to scale capital efficient fleet electrification
    Mitra EV, a commercial fleet electrification platform, has secured $27 million in new funding. The newly raised funds consist of equity funding from lead investor Ultra Capital and a credit facility from S2G Investments. This funding will support Mitra EV's expansion as fleet operators increasingly demand cost-efficient electrification solutions amid tightening capital markets and a broader industry pullback from electric vehicles. Mitra EV provides a fully managed electrification model th...
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    Ford and Geely are in talks to collaborate on manufacturing and technology
    Ford Motor and Geely Auto are in discussions about a potential partnership to share the costs of technology and manufacturing. Geely may use Ford's European factory to produce vehicles for the European market, according to a Reuters report. Additionally, the companies are considering a framework for sharing automotive technologies, including autonomous driving. Progress on the European manufacturing negotiations appears to be smoother, with Ford's plant in Valencia, Spain, likely being con...
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    NHTSA initiates full investigation into 1.3 million Ford F-150 pickups due to reported transmission issues
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has initiated a full investigation into nearly 1.3 million Ford F-150 pickups due to reported transmission issues. The federal vehicle safety agency began an initial probe in March 2025 but upgraded it following complaints from over 60% of surveyed owners. The investigation targets 2015–2017 models, specifically focusing on those with the 6R80 transmission. Owners reported incidents of sudden downshifts to lower gears without war...
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    Ford appoints Lisa Drake as president of Ford Energy
    Ford Motor Co. has announced the appointment of Lisa Drake as the president of Ford Energy, effective immediately. She will report to John Lawler, vice chair at Ford Motor. Drake is expected to spearhead the launch of the company's battery energy storage systems (BESS) business, a venture the company announced for the first time in December 2025. Her responsibilities span the entire scope of Ford Energy's operations, including battery-cell manufacturing, system assembly and sales. Drake is...
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    Ford adds LFP battery option to Explorer and Capri SUVs in Europe
    Ford announced enhancements to its all-electric Explorer sport utility vehicle and Capri sports crossover, introducing a new lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery option and upgraded electric motor for Standard Range models to cater to customers seeking affordability. The upgraded powertrain results in a range improvement of up to 70 km, with the Explorer Standard Range now offering up to 444 km and the Capri Standard Range reaching up to 464 km on a full charge. This increase represents an en...
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    Ford recalls more than 119,000 vehicles in the US due to engine block heater issue
    Ford Motor is recalling 119,075 vehicles in the US due to a potential issue with the engine block heater that may crack and leak coolant, Reuters reported Jan. 21, citing the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall affects certain model year 2013–2019 Ford Escape, 2013–2019 Ford Focus and 2015–2016 Lincoln MKC. According to the US-based vehicle safety regulator, the defect could lead to a short-circuit and increase the risk of a fire when the heater is...
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    Ford partners with Ohme to enhance EV home charging in Ireland
    Ford and Ford Pro have teamed up with Ohme as their new electric vehicle home charging partner in Ireland, aiming to make the transition to EVs more convenient for customers. This partnership is part of the Ford Power Promise, which includes offering complementary Ohme chargers to qualifying customers across the Republic of Ireland. The initiative responds to survey findings indicating that many European drivers experience uncertainty about EV purchases and charging logistics. The Ford P...
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    Ford in talks with BYD for hybrid model batteries amid EV demand challenges
    Ford is reportedly in talks with BYD to acquire batteries for its hybrid models, according to The Wall Street Journal. This potential deal is being considered as Ford faces decreasing demand for electric vehicles. Discussions between the two companies are ongoing, with one possibility being the use of BYD batteries in markets outside the US. Ford commented that it engages in discussions with many companies on various matters, but BYD did not respond to requests for comment. The report has ...
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    Ford plans to introduce eyes-off Level 3 driver-assistance by 2028
    Ford Motor announced plans to introduce Level 3 driver-assistance systems to the market by 2028, which will allow drivers to take their hands and eyes off the road when operating on certain highways. This technology will debut on Ford's new electric vehicle platform designed by a team in California, US, initially featured in a midsize EV truck launching in 2027, priced at approximately $30,000. However, the Level 3 system, which is intended to be an optional feature, will incur an additional fee...
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    Ford recalls over 270,000 vehicles in the US due to parking issue
    Ford is initiating a recall of over 270,000 electric and hybrid vehicles in the US due to an issue with the parking function that could potentially cause the vehicles to roll away. The recall affects specific models, including the 2022–2026 F-150 Lightning BEV, 2024–2026 Mustang Mach-E, and 2025–2026 Maverick vehicles. The problem revolves around the integrated park module, which may not successfully lock into the park position when drivers attempt to shift into park. To fix the problem...
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    Ford cancels $6.5 billion EV battery deal with LG Energy Solution
    Ford Motor has terminated a $6.5 billion deal with South Korea's LG Energy Solution to supply electric vehicle batteries. The cancellation was announced by LG Energy Solution in a regulatory filing, citing Ford's decision to halt production of certain EV models due to changes in policy and a shift in EV demand outlook. LG Energy Solution had signed contracts in October 2025 to provide EV batteries to Ford in Europe, starting in 2026 and 2027. Recently, Ford also announced a $19.5 billion w...
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    Ford introduces strategic enhancements to Ford+ plan for diverse vehicle options and growth
    Ford Motor Co. has announced strategic measures to enhance its Ford+ plan, aiming to cater to customer demands while driving profitable growth. The company plans to offer a diverse range of options, including gas-powered vehicles, hybrids and electric vehicles. Ford's Universal EV Platform will support a variety of models, with an objective for hybrids, extended-range EVs and fully electric vehicles to constitute approximately 50% of its global volume by 2030, up from 17% in 2025. Ford will f...
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    SK On ends JV with Ford, shifts focus to energy storage systems
    South Korean battery-maker SK On has decided to end its joint venture with Ford Motor for their joint battery factories in the US, as part of a business overhaul to focus on growth areas such as energy storage systems. This decision marks a shift in SK On's strategy as slowing electric vehicle demand and the loss of US subsidies have pushed South Korean battery-makers to reshape their US strategies and accelerate their expansion into the energy storage systems business. SK On, a subsidia...
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    Ford signs pact with Renault on joint development of electric cars and commercial vehicles for Europe
    Announcing its strategy for the European market, Ford Motor Co. has signed a strategic partnership with French carmaker Renault Group to jointly develop electric passenger cars and electric commercial vehicles.  Ford said that its strategy for Europe is structured around three main pillars: Bolstering the successful Ford Pro Commercial Vehicle division, expanding the Ford passenger car lineup with new vehicles, and optimizing the industrial system for scale and efficiency. ...
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    Ford announces two recalls in US over issues with liftgate and door trim covers
    Ford is recalling 108,762 vehicles in the US due to issues with improperly secured liftgate hinge covers that may detach, Reuters reported Dec. 5, citing the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall affects certain models of the 2020 to 2022 and 2025 Ford Escape sport utility vehicles. Ford estimates that about 6% of the recalled vehicles have defective parts. To address the problem, Ford’s dealers will conduct inspections and will either reinstall or replace a...
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    Yanfeng plans to lay off nearly 200 employees at Romulus facility in US in early 2026
    Yanfeng Automotive has announced plans to lay off nearly 200 workers from its Romulus manufacturing plant in Michigan, US, in early 2026 as it relocates operations to its other facilities, Detroit Free Press reported Nov. 24. According to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) notice sent to the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, the layoff will affect 192 workers. The majority of the impacted positions are assembly operators, along with some technicians and p...
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    Novelis resumes aluminum operations after a second fire incident at Oswego aluminum plant in US
    Novelis has resumed operations at its Oswego, New York, aluminum plant following a fire incident on Nov. 20, the second time in three months. The evacuation process was safely conducted, and no injuries were reported among employees, contractors or first responders. The fire was quickly contained, allowing for faster restoration of critical functions at the plant than initially anticipated. The company, part of India-based Hindalco, has confirmed that its cold mill and heat-treatmen...
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    Ford recalls over 200,000 Bronco vehicles for instrument cluster display issue
    Ford is recalling more than 200,000 Bronco and Bronco Sport vehicles in the US due to a potential failure in the instrument cluster display, which increases the risk of a crash. The recall affects 128,607 Ford Bronco Sports and 101,002 Ford Broncos from the model years 2025–2026. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the instrument cluster might not display properly upon startup, depriving drivers of essential safety information. Ford is not aware of any injuries ...
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    Ford expands BlueCruise technology to more models for hands-free highway driving
    Ford has announced the expanded availability of its BlueCruise technology, which enables "hands-off, eyes-on" highway driving. Initially introduced with the Mustang Mach-E in Europe, the advanced driver assistance system will be expanded to include four more models: The Puma, Puma Gen-E, Kuga and Ranger plug-in hybrid electric vehicle starting in spring 2026. The BlueCruise hands-free highway driving feature has been utilized by Ford and Lincoln owners, who have collectively driven over 888...
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    Perrone Robotics celebrates year-long operation of CONNECT autonomous shuttles in Detroit
    Perrone Robotics has marked over a year of its CONNECT autonomous transit service operation in Detroit, establishing it as the longest-running public transit autonomous electric shuttle service in the US. The service, launched in August 2024, utilizes Ford E-Transit vans equipped with Perrone Robotics' patented TONY and MAX autonomous vehicle technology, making it the first deployment of its kind using the Ford E-Transit platform.  The CONNECT autonomous fleet operates along an over 10-m...
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    Novelis anticipates full reopening of fire-damaged New York aluminum plant by December
    Novelis anticipates the full reopening of its Oswego aluminum plant in New York, US, by December, following damage from a fire on Sept. 16. This update was shared by Novelis CEO Steven R. Fisher during an earnings call to discussing the company's second-quarter financial results. "We are fully committed to restoring the hot mill and minimizing disruptions," Fisher said. "Significant progress over the past month has allowed us to expedite our timeline, and we now expect the hot mill to be oper...
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    Ford recalls nearly 80,000 vehicles in US for safety concerns
    Ford Motor is recalling 79,781 vehicles in the US, Reuters reported Oct. 31, citing the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The recall is due to potential issues with interior panels near the front doors that could detach, as well as rear lights that may stop functioning. The recall affects 64,938 Ford Flex vehicles due to a door panel defect and 14,843 F-150 Lightning electric pickup trucks for a rear lightbar issue. Previously, Ford recalled 227,006 vehicles for issues such...
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    Ford gears up to resume manufacturing operations at Chennai plant in India to produce next-generation engines for exports
    Ford Motor has announced plans to resume manufacturing operations at its Chennai plant in India, Autocar Professional reported Oct. 31. The US-based automaker will focus on producing next-generation engines for export markets, with an annual production capacity of 235,000 engines. Operations are expected to begin in 2029 following Ford's memorandum of understanding with the Tamil Nadu state government, building on a previous letter of intent from September 2024. Ford stopped domestic vehicle ...
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    Ford recalls 175,000 vehicles in US over moonroof wind deflector issue
    Ford is recalling nearly 175,000 vehicles in the US due to the possibility that moonroof wind deflectors may detach, Reuters reported on Oct. 29, citing the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall affects Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator sport utility vehicles (SUVs), as well as F-series pickup trucks. To address the recall, Ford’s dealers will perform inspections and repairs of the wind deflectors at no cost to vehicle owners. Ford has anno...
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    Ford recalls 625,000 vehicles in US to fix problems with seatbelts and rear-view camera displays
    Ford Motor is recalling more than 625,000 vehicles in the US, Reuters reported Oct. 17, citing the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recall is to fix problems with seatbelts and rear-view camera displays. According to the US-based vehicle safety regulator, the seatbelt recalls affect a total of 332,778 units of the 2015-2017 Ford Mustang vehicles. In these vehicles, the seatbelts may not properly restrain occupants during a crash. The rearview camera display ...
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    Stellantis' Michigan plant halts production due to aluminum shortage caused by fire at Novelis' hot mill factory in New York
    Stellantis' Warren Truck Assembly Plant in Michigan has halted production for at least three weeks due to a shortage of aluminum caused by a fire at Novelis Inc.'s Oswego plant in New York, The Detroit News reported Oct. 16, citing a local United Auto Workers union official. The fire occurred Sept. 16, impacting the supply of aluminum, which is a critical material for producing Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer full-size SUVs. Eric Graham, president of UAW Local 140, which represents the worke...
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    Ford halts EV lease tax credit program following federal subsidy expiration
    Ford Motor has decided to halt a program that would have permitted dealers to offer a $7,500 tax credit on electric vehicle leases following the expiration of the federal subsidy on Sept. 30. This decision mirrors a similar action taken by General Motors (GM) recently. While some automakers such as Hyundai and Stellantis have provided cash incentives to alleviate the impact of the expired credits, Ford and GM initially took a different approach. Both companies had intended their financing div...
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    Ford set to halt F-150 Lightning production at Michigan plant due to fire at Novelis’ plant
    Ford Motor is halting production at its Dearborn, Michigan, plant in the US, where the F-150 Lightning electric pickup is manufactured, Reuters reported Oct. 8, citing a union official at the plant. The pause is linked to a fire at Novelis' New York aluminum factory on Sept. 16, which is anticipated to affect the production of Ford's F-150 vehicles for several months. A memo shared with the plant workers and viewed by Reuters indicated that the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center (REVC), which produce...
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    Fire at Novelis’ New York plant could disrupt Ford's operations for months – report
    A fire at Novelis' aluminum processing plant in Oswego, New York, on Sept. 16 is expected to impact the business operations of Ford and other automakers for several months, Reuters reported Oct. 7, citing The Wall Street Journal. Ford, identified as the largest user of the plant's aluminum, is likely to address the potential effects of the disruption to its investors during its upcoming quarterly financial disclosures later in October. Novelis’ New York plant is a key supplier of aluminum s...
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    Ford and GM initiatives aim to extend EV tax credit benefits after expiration
    Ford and General Motors (GM) have initiated programs aimed at extending the benefits of the $7,500 US tax credit for electric vehicle leases beyond its expiration date, which is set for the end of September. These programs involve their financing arms purchasing EVs in dealers' inventories by making down payments, enabling them to qualify for the federal tax credit. This approach allows dealers to continue offering leases with the subsidy included in the lease rate for several more months. Th...
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    Ford recalls over 115,000 vehicles in the US due to steering shaft defect
    Ford is recalling 115,539 vehicles in the US due to a defect that may cause the upper shaft of the steering column to detach, according to Reuters on Sept. 24, citing the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This defect poses a risk of losing steering control. The recall affects vehicles from the 2020 and 2021 model years, including the F-250, F-350 and F-450 Super Duty pickups. The vehicle safety regulator has indicated that the hard slider of the steering column's...
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    Seeing Machines adds alcohol impairment detection to driver monitoring system
    Seeing Machines has announced an enhancement to its Driver Monitoring System (DMS) technology, now capable of detecting non-drowsy driver impairment, including alcohol-related impairment. This system, already in over 3.7 million cars and 60,000 trucks, has previously focused on detecting distracted and drowsy driving. The development allows detection of alcohol impairment to the level required by European NCAP standards. In the US, DMS has mainly been used to ensure driver engagement with system...
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    Ford recalls 1.9 million vehicles globally to fix issues with rearview cameras
    Ford has announced a recall of 1.9 million vehicles globally due to issues with rearview cameras. This recall affects several models from the 2015 to 2019 production years, including the Lincoln MKC, Lincoln Navigator, Mustang and various F-Series trucks. In affected vehicles, the rearview cameras may display images that are inverted, distorted or completely blank. Of the total vehicles recalled, about 1.45 million are in the US, 122,000 in Canada, and approximately 300,000 in other...
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    Ford partners Octopus Energy to offer EV charging platform Electroverse to its customers
    Ford signed a partnership with Octopus Energy's electric vehicle charging platform, Electroverse, to enhance its public charging facilities for both private and commercial customers, according to a Sept. 2 press release. The collaboration between the two companies, which was announced on the sidelines of the Interchange Network Conference in Berlin, will allow Ford customers to access over 1 million public chargers starting in October by downloading the Electroverse app and linking ...
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    Ford recalls over 355,000 trucks in the US due to instrument panel cluster glitch
    Ford is recalling 355,656 pickup trucks in the US due to a malfunction involving the instrument panel (IP) display, which affects the visibility of warning lights and vehicle speed, Associated Press reported Aug. 27. This recall covers certain Ford F-150s from the 2025 model year, as well as Ford Super Duty trucks, including the 2025–2026 models of the F-550 SD, F-450 SD, F-350 SD and F-250 SD. According to documents published by the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)...
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    BlueOval SK begins EV battery production in Kentucky’s Plant 1
    BlueOval SK, a joint venture between SK On and Ford Motor Co., has started its first commercial production of electric vehicle batteries at its Plant 1 in Glendale, Kentucky. This initiative marks the largest investment in Kentucky's history and is expected to boost local job creation. Michael Adams, CEO of BlueOval SK, emphasized the importance of this launch in enhancing its position in the EV battery market. Andy Beshear, governor of Kentucky, lauded the project for its contribution to tra...
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    Ford’s bold bid for the next big thing
    How cars are built and the concept of the moving assembly line are culturally ingrained in the automotive industry. Every now and again, the automotive industry goes through phases of trying to do things differently. Ford is the latest in a long line of automakers to try and innovate. Electrification, the rise of Tesla, the often best-in-class levels set by mainland Chinese original equipment manufacturers for digital vehicle attributes, and ever-increasing and accelerating new vehicle prices...
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    Ford recalls over 103,000 F-150 trucks due to axle hub bolt issue
    Ford is recalling over 103,000 F-150 pickup trucks due to a problem with the vehicles' axle hub bolts, CBS News reported Aug. 12. This issue can potentially cause the vehicle to roll away if the parking brake is not applied or lead to a loss of driver power, increasing the risk of a crash. The recall affects certain F-150 trucks manufactured between Jan. 2, 2023, and May 21, 2025. Axle hub bolts are vital for securing the wheel hubs to the vehicle's axle, playing a crucial role in the vehicle...
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    Ford announces $5 billion investment in Louisville and BlueOval Michigan for new EV production
    Ford Motor Co. has announced that it will be investing approximately $5 billion to create or secure nearly 4,000 jobs across its Louisville Assembly Plant and BlueOval Battery Park Michigan. The initiative aims to produce a new pickup and advanced prismatic lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. Ford will invest nearly $2 billion in the Louisville Assembly Plant to assemble the midsize electric truck, securing 2,200 hourly jobs. The Louisville Assembly Plant will see a significant expansion&...
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    Ford recalls over 312,000 vehicles due to electronic brake booster malfunction
    Ford is recalling 312,120 vehicles in the US to resolve a problem with the electronic brake booster (EBB) module, Car and Driver reported Aug. 5. This recall affects specific 2025 models of the Ford F-150, Expedition, Bronco, Ranger and Lincoln Navigator. In the affected vehicles, the EBB module may deactivate either during regular driving or while an advanced driver assistance system is engaged. When this occurs, the vehicle will experience a loss of brake boost until the module is reset alo...
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    ChargeScape and PSEG Long Island partner to enroll BMW and Ford EVs in grid reliability program
    ChargeScape, a joint venture comprising BMW, Honda, Ford and Nissan, has partnered with PSEG Long Island to enroll electric vehicles in the utility's Peak Load Reduction program. This collaboration marks the first instance of such an initiative in the nine-year history of the utility's programs aimed at reducing peak load. The initiative, which is designed to alleviate pressure on the power grid during summer, utilizes ChargeScape's AI-powered technology platform. It plans to integrate o...
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    Ford recalls over 694,000 SUVs in US due to faulty fuel injectors
    Ford is recalling 694,271 sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) in the US due to a defective fuel injector that can leak, increasing the risk of fire, CBS News reported on July 16. The recall will affect certain model year 2021-2024 Ford Bronco Sport and 2020-2022 Ford Escape models with 1.5L engines. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), a fuel injector may crack and leak fuel inside the engine compartment. The vehicle safety agency estimates th...
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    Ford recalls over 850,000 vehicles in US for potential fuel pump failure
    Ford is recalling more than 850,000 vehicles in the US due to the potential failure of the low-pressure fuel pump. This pump could cause the engine to stall while driving, increasing the risk of crashes, the Associated Press reported July 10. This recall affects various Ford and Lincoln models from recent production years, including certain Ford Broncos, Explorers, F-150s, and Lincoln Aviators and Navigators. The US automaker estimates that 10% of the recalled vehicles have the fuel pump...
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    Ford's Michigan EV battery plant on track for tax credits amid legislative changes
    Ford Motor Co. said that its $3 billion electric vehicle battery plant in Michigan, US, which is 60% complete, is on track to qualify for production tax credits following revisions in a recent tax and budget bill. In May, the company had raised concerns that the US government might eliminate these credits due to the plant's use of mainland Chinese technology for battery manufacturing, as outlined in an earlier version of the legislation. The Michigan plant, situated in Marshall and expected t...
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    Ford recalls over 200,000 vehicles due to software defect affecting rearview cameras
    Ford is recalling over 200,000 vehicles to fix a software defect that may cause the rearview camera to malfunction and potentially increase the risk of accidents. The automaker has informed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that the defect could lead to a blank image display or cause the image to remain on the screen after reversing and pose a distraction to drivers. The recall covers certain model year (MY) 2018–2022 Transit Connect; 2019–2020...
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    Taoglas launches Patriot series roof-mount antenna for connected vehicle fleets
    Taoglas, a provider of advanced radio-frequency (RF) and antenna solutions, announced the release of its new Patriot series, a versatile, compact roof-mount antenna tailored for connected vehicle fleets. This advanced antenna is especially beneficial for emergency services, utilities and commercial sectors. The Patriot series integrates up to 18 antenna elements within a single module, offering robust multinetwork connectivity while minimizing roof clutter and simplifying installation processes....
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    Beep launches first fully autonomous public transport system in Jacksonville, Florida
    Beep commenced operations for the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) autonomous vehicle service, NAVI, in Jacksonville, Florida. NAVI is recognized as the first fully autonomous public transportation system in the US. Beep, under a five-year operations and maintenance contract, will manage this service as part of the JTA’s Ultimate Urban Circulator (U2C) program. Additionally, Beep has secured $52.7 million in a funding round co-led by Intel Capital and Blue Lagoon Capital. In the ...
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    Ford recalls more than 300,000 Explorer and Lincoln Aviator SUVs for seat switch issue
    Ford is recalling more than 300,000 three-row sport utility vehicles over issues with second-row seats, Autoweek reported June 19. The recall includes 183,427 Ford Explorers and 121,235 Lincoln Aviators from model years 2020 through 2025. The affected vehicles were produced between Oct. 19, 2018, and Nov. 4, 2024, at Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant in Illinois, US. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) recall report, the easy-entry fold switc...
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    Ford recalls over 300,000 Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs due to battery issue
    Ford is recalling more than 300,000 Mustang Mach-E electric sport utility vehicles from model years 2021 through 2025 due to a battery issue that could leave drivers locked out of their cars, CBT News reported June 20. The defect poses a risk to passengers who cannot unlock doors, such as children, pets or individuals with disabilities, particularly in hot weather. Of the 316,911 impacted vehicles, 196,911 are in the US, 32,569 in Canada and 87,431 in other markets. In addition to recalling t...
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    Ford CEO said company is struggling with rare earth material supplies
    Ford is struggling with the supplies of rare earth materials, Detroit Free Press and several other media outlets reported CEO Jim Farley telling Bloomberg TV in an interview. Mainland China, which holds over 90% of the global rare earth processing capacity, introduced stricter export licensing rules in April, affecting the supply to Western manufacturers across various industries, including automakers focused on electric vehicles. Farley highlighted ongoing difficulties, saying that the compa...
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    Ford begins battery-pack production at new facility in Cologne, Germany
    Ford has commenced mass production of battery packs for its new-generation electric vehicles, the Ford Explorer 1 and Ford Capri 2, at its newly established battery assembly facility in Cologne, Germany. This facility, part of a $2 billion investment aimed at modernizing the historic Cologne plant, is fully digitalized and aligns with the vehicle assembly operations on-site to ensure high-quality standards and optimized logistics. The Cologne plant has been a key production site for Ford in E...
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    Allego launches Plug & Charge across its charging network in Europe
    Allego NV announced that the company has rolled out the world's safest and most secure Plug & Charge technology for electric vehicle charging, designed to simplify the charging process by eliminating the need for apps or cards. This technology, based on the open industry standard OCPP 2.0.1, enables seamless, secure and reliable charging for compatible EVs across various networks. Jean Gadrat, Allego's chief marketing officer, highlighted the company's commitment to intuitive EV chargi...
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    Mainland China issues temporary rare earth export licenses to top US automakers
    Mainland China has issued temporary export licenses to rare earth suppliers for the top three US automakers, according to a June 6 report by Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter. These licenses, valid for six months, come amid supply chain disruptions caused by mainland China's recent export curbs on rare earth materials. The restrictions, imposed in April, have impacted industries globally, including automakers, aerospace manufacturers and semiconductor companies. The export curb...
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    Ford recalls over 29,500 F-150 Lightning electric pickups in US due to defective control arm
    Ford is recalling 29,501 vehicles in the US due to a manufacturing defect in the front upper control arm that can cause a loss of vehicle steering and control, increasing the risk of a crash. The recall covers certain model year 2024–2025 F-150 Lightning electric pickup trucks, produced between Feb. 15, 2024, and April 14, 2025. According to the documents filed by Ford with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the ball joint nut assembly procedures require appropriate...
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    Volteras secures $11.1 million Series A funding led by Union Square Ventures
    Volteras, a data streaming platform for the energy ecosystem, announced the closure of its $11.1 million Series A funding round, led by Union Square Ventures. Other participants included fleet card providers Wex and Edenred, alongside existing investors Exor Ventures and Long Journey Ventures. With Wex and Edenred servicing a combined 24 million vehicles, their investment indicates a commitment to transitioning to electric vehicles. Key figures from Wex and Edenred emphasized the potential of Vo...
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    Ford recalls over one million vehicles due to rearview camera malfunction
    Ford is recalling nearly 1.07 million vehicles in the US to fix a software glitch that may prevent rearview cameras from displaying images, thereby increasing the risk of accidents, Detroit Free Press reported on May 28. The recall covers various Ford models from the 2021 to 2024 model years, including the Bronco, F-150, Edge, and the 2023-2024 Escape, Corsair, F-250, F-350, F-450, F-550, and F-600. It also includes the 2022-2024 Expedition, 2022-2025 Transit, 2021-...
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    Ford to share US battery plant with Nissan amid financial pressures in EV sector
    Ford Motor Co. is scaling back its ambitions in the electric vehicle sector by allowing Nissan to use part of its US battery facility in Kentucky. This decision follows financial challenges from weak EV sales, high costs and tariff risks. Once a key element of Ford's $7 billion EV investment announced in 2021, the Kentucky battery plants, developed in partnership with SK On through the BlueOval SK joint venture, are now partially or fully idle. The move to share the facility with Nissan marks...
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    Ford recalls nearly 274,000 SUVs in the US due to brake defect concerns
    Ford is recalling nearly 274,000 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator sport utility vehicles in the US due to a potential defect that could lead to a loss of brake function, increasing the risks of a crash. The recall affects 223,315 Expeditions and 50,474 Navigators from model years 2022 to 2024, produced between April 15, 2021, and Nov. 20, 2024.  According to Ford's documents filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the front brake lines in affected vehi...
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    Ford to cut 350 connected-vehicle software jobs in US and Canada
    Ford Motor Co. is reducing its connected-vehicle software workforce by about 350 positions in the US and Canada to better align employee skills with company goals. This amounts to approximately 5% of its connected-vehicle software team. The affected employees, notified starting Tuesday, are involved in projects related to Ford and Lincoln Digital Experiences and the latest infotainment software in Ford vehicles. Ford aims to enhance brand loyalty and generate subscription revenue through in-vehi...
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    Ford halts project to develop next-generation EV architecture – report
    Ford Motor has terminated the development of its next-generation electrical architecture, known internally as FNV4, which was aimed at enhancing vehicle software functions to compete with electric vehicle companies such as Tesla, according to Reuters. The project, which began with substantial investment to streamline software functions, was discontinued due to escalating costs and delays. Despite this, Ford will integrate the lessons learned into its current software system, with a continued foc...
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    Ford progresses with lithium manganese-rich batteries for next-gen EV technology
    Ford Motor has announced a significant advancement in battery chemistry with the development of lithium manganese-rich (LMR) batteries at its battery research and development center in Romulus, Michigan. According to Charles Poon, Ford's director of Electrified Propulsion Engineering, these batteries, which are expected to be integrated into Ford's lineup within the current decade, offer greater energy density, reduced costs and enhanced safety compared to many existing batteries. This developme...
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    Stellantis recalls Alfa Romeo, Dodge and Maserati models due to safety issues
    Stellantis has issued recalls, following similar actions by Ford. This affects several models from Alfa Romeo, Dodge and Maserati. Specifically, Dodge is recalling 40,372 Hornet vehicles, while Alfa Romeo is recalling 8,122 Tonale vehicles. Both of these models face issues with a display module that may not show a rearview camera image when reversing, thus not meeting Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. About 1% of these 48,494 vehicles might have "cold soldering on a voltage regulator and/o...
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    Ford Motor Co. has halted shipments of its sport utility vehicles, pickup trucks and sports cars to mainland China as it begins to face tariffs as high as 150%, according to a news report published by Reuters on April 19. “We have adjusted exports from the US to [mainland] China in light of the current tariffs,” the report said, quoting a statement from the carmaker. Elaborating further, the report mentioned that the vehicle manufacturer has halted shipments of its F-150 Raptors, Musta...
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    Ford recalls over 148,000 vehicles in the US due to safety issues
    Ford is initiating a recall for over 148,000 vehicles in the US due to two separate issues, as reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The first recall affects 123,611 vehicles due to a brake fluid leak that could impair braking performance and increase stopping distances. It affects certain model year 2017–2018 Ford F-150, Expedition and Lincoln Navigator vehicles. “In some of the affected vehicles, a seal in the rear of the brake master cylinder may ...
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    Ford Motor offers free home chargers with its new electric cars in the UK
    Ford Motor Co.’s UK subsidiary has launched a new marketing initiative wherein it is offering a free home electric-car charger and a free standard installation service to each customer of its electric vehicles in the UK, the company announced April 8. The initiative, which is part of Ford’s Power Promise in the UK, is aimed at encouraging buyers to switch to EVs. The move is in line with a recent Ford survey of 5,000 drivers across Europe. The survey found that 25% of customers feel more ...
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    Ford Kuga recall affects thousands due to battery defect
    Thousands of Ford Kuga plug-in hybrid car owners have been affected by an urgent recall due to a battery defect that poses a risk of short-circuiting, potentially leading to loss of power or fire while the car is on the road. Ford issued the recall in early March, instructing owners not to charge the battery and advising them of the risk. Despite the severity of the issue, the manufacturer has not provided a timeline for repairs, leaving owners, estimated at about 26,000 across Europe, seeking u...
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    NHTSA probes 1.3 million Ford F-150 pickup trucks over unexpected downshifts, temporary rear-wheel lockup
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has initiated a preliminary investigation into nearly 1.3 million Ford F-150 pickup trucks over reports of unexpected gear downshift accompanied by a temporary rear-wheel lockup, Detroit Free Press reported March 24. The investigation covers the F-150 pickup trucks from model years 2015 through 2017. The NHTSA has received 138 consumer complaints regarding an issue where the trucks allegedly downshift unexpectedly to a lower gear w...
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    Ford invests €4.4 billion in its German subsidiary
    Ford Motor Co. announced March 10 that it will invest up to €4.4 billion into its German subsidiary, Ford-Werke GmbH, to support the transformation of its European business and increase its long-term competitiveness. The new financing includes a capital injection to reduce the debt of Ford plants and funds for a multiyear business plan aimed at supporting ongoing restructuring efforts. “This move replaces the letter of comfort issued by Ford Motor Company in 2006 and brings the support...
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    Ford equips its electric vans with innovative vapor-injected heat pump technology
    Ford Motor plans to equip every electric van with its innovative vapor-injected heat pump (VIHP) technology, which is designed and developed to provide an efficient way to warm the cabin by capturing heat energy from the air outside — even at temperatures far below -10°C, Ford UK announced March 3. The heat pump will be offered as a standard feature on every Ford Pro EV, including every Ford E-Transit Custom, E-Tourneo Custom and enhanced range E-Transit. The patented heat pump technolo...
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    Ford recalls over 240,000 SUVs due to seatbelt issue
    Ford has initiated a recall of 240,510 Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator sport utility vehicles from model year 2020–2021 due to a seatbelt issue. The recall affects 216,563 units of the Ford Explorer and 23,947 units of the Lincoln Aviator. According to a report filed by Ford with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the affected vehicles may have an improperly secured seatbelt buckle anchor bolt at one or more seating positions. In addition, such vehicles may a...
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    Samsung SDI recalls 180,000 hybrid vehicle battery packs
    Samsung SDI has issued a recall for up to 180,196 high-voltage hybrid vehicle battery packs due to internal cell failures that pose a risk of loss of drive power and an increased risk of fire, as reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). These faulty cells, produced between July 1, 2020, and March 28, 2023, were supplied to Ford Motor Co., FCA US and Volkswagen Group's luxury brand Audi for use in their plug-in hybrid vehicles. The battery packs in question were ...
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    Ford gets extra year for Michigan EV battery plant project
    Ford Motor Co. has been granted an additional year by Michigan to meet its investment and job creation targets for a downscaled electric vehicle battery plant in Marshall, Michigan, located about 100 miles west of Detroit. This adjustment comes amid uncertainties in the EV market and is reportedly outlined in a 56-page contract signed Jan. 16 with the Michigan Economic Development Corp. (MEDC). Initially, Ford had committed to a $3.5 billion investment and the creation of 2,500 jobs at the li...
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    New Ford Explorer and Capri electric SUVs come fitted with tires from Continental
    Ford’s new electric sport utility vehicle models, the Explorer and Capri, come equipped with Continental’s EcoContact 6 Q summer tires as original equipment, the Germany-based tire company announced in a press release on Jan. 30. The new electric SUVs are fitted with Continental’s summer tires in 19, 20 and 21-inch sizes. For all-season driving, the US automaker has also approved Continental’s AllSeasonContact tires in a 19-inch size. The EcoContact 6 Q tires have been specifically de...
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    Ford recalls nearly 273,000 vehicles due to battery faults
    Ford Motor is recalling 272,827 Bronco SUVs and Maverick pickup trucks due to a power issue arising from defective 12-volt batteries, which could lead to the vehicles stopping unexpectedly or failing to start, The Associated Press reported on January 24. The affected vehicles were produced between February 2021 and October 2023, a period after which Ford ceased using the problematic batteries. The issue is believed to impact only 1% of the vehicles that were fitted with these batteries.  ...
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    NHTSA investigates Ford's BlueCruise after fatal crashes
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has initiated an investigation into 129,222 vehicles manufactured by Ford Motor Co., according to a report published by Reuters on Jan. 20. This inquiry is a response to incidents reported related to Ford's hands-free driving technology, known as BlueCruise. The agency's decision to launch this probe was influenced by two fatal collisions involving the Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles equipped with the BlueCruise system, as anno...
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    Sunderland’s SAMS project selects Oxa as new autonomy provider
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    Biden administration finalizes rules to safeguard US connected car technology supply chains
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    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced Dec. 31, 2024, that Ford Motor is set to recall 20,484 hybrid crossover sport utility vehicles due to concerns over the battery. The recall encompasses specific models of the Ford Escape and the luxury Lincoln Corsair spanning the model years 2020 to 2024. The NHTSA highlighted that the issue stems from a manufacturing defect within one or more of the high-voltage battery cells, which could lead to an internal short-circu...
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    Ford recalls nearly 12,000 F-150 Lightning electric pickup trucks over suspension issue
    Ford is recalling 11,922 F-150 Lightning electric pickups from model years 2023 and 2024 due to an issue that could cause suspension components to detach, potentially leading to loss of control, according to The Green Car Reports on Dec. 31, 2024. According to a report filed by Ford to the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the front upper control arm ball-joint nuts in affected vehicles were not properly tightened at the factory, which could allow the control arm to d...
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    US DOE approves $9.63 billion loan for Ford and SK On's EV battery plants
    The US Energy Department (DOE) has finalized a direct loan of up to $9.63 billion to BlueOval SK, a collaboration between Ford Motor Co. and South Korean battery-maker SK On, according to media reports. This financial support is aimed at the construction of three electric vehicle battery plants in Tennessee, US, and Kentucky, US, as part of the Biden-Harris administration's Investing in America agenda. The initiative is set to generate approximately 5,000 construction jobs across both st...
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    Ford commences production of new electric drive units at its UK plant
    Ford Motor has commenced the production of its new electric drive units (EDUs) at its Halewood plant in the UK, the company announced Dec. 3. These EDUs are critical to the automaker’s electrification strategy and are slated to power the electric versions of the Ford Transit Custom and the Ford Puma. The local production of EDUs follows a £380 million investment, which includes £30.9 million of governmental support via the Automotive Transformation Fund, the company said, adding that the ...
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    NHTSA imposes $165 million penalty on Ford for delayed response to four-year-old rearview cameras recall
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has issued a consent order against Ford, imposing a civil penalty of $165 million for the automaker's failure to comply with federal recall requirements. This is the second highest penalty imposed by the US federal agency on a company in its 54-year history after erstwhile Japanese supplier Takata. The action follows an investigation by the safety agency, which found Ford's delayed recall of vehicles equipped with defective rearvie...
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    Oxa launches autonomous Ford E-Transit vans in UK and US
    According to a press release on Oct. 29, Oxa has revealed that its autonomous Ford E-Transit van and minibus, powered by the autonomous vehicle technology company’s Oxa Driver software, have begun operating on UK and US roads. Aiming to offer a new, cost-effective, platform for goods delivery and passenger services globally, Oxa said that the launch marks a key step in the commercialization of self-driving technology.  Oxa’s Ford E-Transits represent the first mass production vehi...
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    Ford enhances EV navigation with Google Maps integration
    Ford's electric vehicles, specifically the Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning, are receiving an enhancement in their navigation capabilities through a new integration with Google Maps, offering advanced EV trip planning features, Green Car Reports reported Nov. 4. This enhancement comes alongside existing trip planning offered through Apple Maps via Apple CarPlay, leveraging the vehicle's advanced data, among other functionalities. As part of a recent over-the-air (OTA) software update, this ...
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    Ford to shut down Michigan factory as EV demand fades
    Ford Motor Co. plans to shut down its Michigan factory that produces the F-150 Lightning plug-in pickup truck through the end of the year as demand for electric vehicles continues to fade, according to a news report published by Bloomberg on Oct. 31. The news report mentioned that the carmaker will begin a seven-week shutdown in mid-November of the Dearborn, Michigan, plant, which was once visited by the US President Joe Biden in 2021 who drove Ford’s flagship EV — the electric pickup F-1...
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    LG Energy Solution to relocate battery production for Ford Mustang Mach-E from Poland to US
    LG Energy Solution will relocate production of batteries used in the Ford Mustang Mach-E electric sports car from Poland to Michigan, US, in 2025 to help the automaker qualify for federal tax credit on electric vehicles, Green Car Reports said Oct. 28. The electric sports car fell off the shortlist of EVs that qualify for the $7,500 tax credit in 2024, when the tougher rules for the origin of battery components and critical minerals became effective. To qualify for half of the credit amo...
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    LG Energy batteries to power Ford commercial vans in Europe
    South Korean battery-maker LG Energy Solution (LGES) has signed multiple supply agreements with Ford Motor Co. to supply batteries for Ford’s commercial vans in Europe, LGES announced Oct. 15. Under the contracts, LGES is expected to supply a total of 109 GWh of batteries to Ford for its electric commercial vans, starting in 2026, with contract duration ranging from four to six years, the company said. The two companies have also agreed that batteries for the current Ford Mustang Mach-E ...
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    Nissan invests in ChargeScape, a charging JV between BMW, Honda and Ford
    Nissan has entered into an agreement to invest in ChargeScape, a joint venture that is equally owned by leading carmakers BMW, Ford and Honda, the company announced Oct. 7. ChargeScape, which was launched by BMW, Ford and Honda in September, is focused on electric vehicle-grid integration. Nissan is slated to become an equal investor with a 25% stake in ChargeScape, once the transaction is complete. Once Nissan is onboarded, ChargeScape will roll out its services to Nissan’s EV drivers acro...
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    NHTSA investigates over 360,000 Ford SUVs for brake system failures
    The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is currently investigating more than 360,000 Ford vehicles after receiving 36 complaints of brake system failures, USA Today reported Oct. 4. The investigation mainly covers model year 2015 through 2017 Ford Edge crossover sport utility vehicles (SUVs) in which a rear brake hose failure may delay the vehicle’s ability to stop suddenly. Though an official recall has not been declared, the aim of the investigation is to comprehend ...
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    Ford unveils BlueCruise 1.4 for enhanced hands-free driving
    As reported in a press release on Sept. 26, Sammy Omari, executive director of Advanced Driver Assist Systems Technologies (ADAS) at Ford Motor Co., announced the introduction of BlueCruise 1.4, the latest iteration of Ford's hands-free highway driving software. The latest version aims to provide a more natural driving experience and allows for extended periods in hands-free mode under a variety of conditions, such as tight curves, narrow lanes and adverse weather, by improving vehicle speed ...
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    Ford explores EV production in Tamil Nadu, India
    Ford is exploring the possibility of producing electric vehicles at its Chennai plant in Tamil Nadu, India, marking a significant shift in its operational strategy in India, three years after it announced closing its local factories. However, the automaker is yet to decide on what it will manufacture in India, the world's third largest automotive market after mainland China and the US. “If you go by trend, the investors that come into Tamil Nadu over the past few years have brought their EV...
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    Ford Motor to offer complimentary home charger on each EV model in the US
    Ford Motor Co. plans to offer a complimentary home electric vehicle charger with the purchase or lease of any Ford electric vehicle, the company said in a note authored by Ford President and CEO Jim Farley on Sept. 30. The note was originally published on LinkedIn by the senior executive. Besides offering access to convenient public EV charging via Tesla’s Superchargers and the network of Electrify America, Ford now plans to offer home EV chargers to every Ford EV customer with a free-...
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    Segula Technologies inaugurates new US headquarters in Troy, Mich.
    Engineering service provider Segula Technologies has inaugurated its new US headquarters in Troy, near Detroit in Michigan, US, highlighting its expansion efforts in North America. The 7,000-square-feet office, located on the 12th floor of a modern building, provides a spacious and contemporary space for its operations. Troy's strategic role in engineering and technology, coupled with its proximity to leading technology companies including automakers such as General Motors, Ford and Stellantis, ...
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    Lucid Motors opens new office in Michigan to tap into local engineering talent
    Lucid Motors has inaugurated a new office in Southfield, Mich. This strategic move is aimed at leveraging Detroit's vast pool of engineering talent, particularly for roles in hardware engineering, research and development, and operations, as part of Lucid's expansion plans. The choice of Detroit underscores the company's desire to quickly onboard skilled professionals in a bid to stay competitive against other electric vehicle manufacturers such as Ford, General Motors, Tesla and Rivian, who ...
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    Ford recalls over 144,000 Maverick pickups in US due to rearview camera issue
    Ford is initiating a recall for over 144,000 units of its model year 2022–2024 Ford Maverick pickups across the US, The Detroit Free Press reported Sept. 20, citing the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). In affected vehicles, the rearview camera's image may freeze when the vehicle is put in reverse, which could potentially increase the risk of a crash. The recalled vehicles are equipped with Connected Touch Radios. The automaker plans to address this problem by offer...
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    BMW, Ford and Honda launch ChargeScape to integrate EVs with power grid
    BMW, Ford and Honda have initiated the operations of ChargeScape, their joint venture aimed at integrating electric vehicles (EVs) into the power grid, which was first announced in 2023. This venture will leverage software to manage the flow of data and energy between EVs and the power grid, enhancing grid stability and offering cost savings to EV drivers. The announcement marks a significant commitment by these automakers toward EVs and reducing ownership costs, addressing the dual challenge...
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    Ford introduces karaoke feature in vehicles through Stingray App collaboration
    Ford is launching a new in-vehicle karaoke experience for its customers, beginning with owners of the F-150 Lightning and then the Mustang Mach-E, the automaker said in a press release on Sept. 17. This feature, made possible through a collaboration with the Stingray Karaoke App, will also be introduced to Ford and Lincoln Digital Experience vehicles. Ford's initiative aims to enhance joy and entertainment inside vehicles, allowing owners, friends and family to engage in karaoke sessions both wh...
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    Southern California Edison, Ford team up to enable EV owners to assist power grid during peak demand
    Ford Motor Co. has signed an arrangement with Southern California Edison (SCE) in which Ford’s EV owners and lessees in SCE’s service area can be compensated for assisting the electric grid during peak periods of energy demand. According to a press note released by SCE on Sept. 10, Ford has become the first major US automaker to facilitate customer participation in SCE’s Emergency Load Reduction Program (ELRP), which is one of the utility company’s ongoing efforts to enhance grid resilie...
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    Allego announces full rollout of Plug & Charge technology
    Allego, a leading provider of electric vehicle charging solutions, announced Sept. 2 that it plans to roll out innovative Plug & Charge technology across its entire network to deliver a seamless, secure and future-proof charging experience for EV drivers across Europe. With Allego's Plug & Charge technology, drivers can say goodbye to the hassle of radio-frequency identification (RFID) cards, bank cards and mobile apps. This new feature offers automatic authentication and pa...
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    Ford plans $273 million investment in Mexico plant to produce primary drive unit for Mustang Mach-E
    Ford will invest $273 million in its Irapuato plant in Guanajuato, Mexico, to produce primary drive units that integrate the electric motor and the transaxle of the propulsion system, MexicoNow reported Sept. 2. The primary drive unit will be used in the Ford Mustang Mach-E electric sports car, which is produced at Ford’s Cuautitlán Izcalli plant in Mexico and exported to more than 41 countries in the Americas, Europe and Australia. The Irapuato plant, also called Irapuato Electric Po...
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