
Ford Clarifies $30K Electric Pickup as Midsize, Not Small, After Error
Ford’s $30,000 electric pickup, initially mislabeled as “small,” is confirmed as midsize, with spy shots emerging.

Ford’s $30,000 electric pickup, initially mislabeled as “small,” is confirmed as midsize, with spy shots emerging.

With June over, automakers report Q2 sales: Hyundai, Kia up; Ford, GM down; Polestar exits. Kia breaks records.

Ford unveils a universal EV platform for affordable electric vehicles, starting with a midsize pickup truck in 2027.

Ford’s UEV platform won’t power the Mach-E, casting doubt on a direct successor as Ford’s EV strategy evolves.

Rapid innovation and competitiveness in China’s EV market are reshaping global dynamics, with growing exports.

Ford is betting big on a new EV platform, focusing on affordability and innovation, with a sub-$30K truck by 2027.

Ford is focusing on efficiency at its EV Development Center to meet a $30,000 price target for upcoming models.

Looking to buy a used EV? You’re not alone. Nearly 43,000 secondhand electric cars were sold in March alone.

Electric vehicles retain impressive range over years, with 97% after three years. Automakers minimize degradation.

Despite an industry slowdown, Ford CEO Jim Farley emphasizes the company’s focus on affordable EVs, eyeing China’s low-cost production while maintaining quality.

I’ve been reading about the perception that cultural and technological changes are stagnating, especially in cars.

Honda faces challenges as sales in China decline for the fifth consecutive year. CEO urges quick action to adapt.