Ford reportedly wants its roughly $30,000 electric truck to reach a U.S. sales level achieved only by Tesla.
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Ford's F-Series production is rebounding, but weak U.S. sales, plunging EV demand and rising costs keep the stock outlook balanced.

Uber and Wayve launch supervised autonomous rides in London, starting a gradual U.K. rollout tied to demand, tech readiness and regulation.

Ford just unveiled its latest electric vehicle with bold sales targets, but the company faces a collision of forces that sank its previous EV ambitions and shows no sign of letting up.

F recalls nearly 149K Mustang vehicles over an electrical wiring defect that could cause loss of drive power or disrupt key functions.

Dave Ramsey told a Houston caller to wipe out his mortgage by nightfall, but the caller's rock-bottom interest rate and a pile of cash create a math problem Ramsey's advice refuses to acknowledge.

The Fathom, set for production in early 2027, would be the first non-Tesla EV to reach that sales milestone in the U.S.

Stellantis is the last of the Detroit Three to start contract talks with Unifor, following pattern deals with Ford and General Motors.

Britain’s first self-driving taxis have finally arrived. After years of testing and development, Uber and British AI company Wayve started offering autonomous rides to the public on Thursday.

Ford Motor (F) has drawn fresh attention after naming Dave Carroll as president of Ford Energy following Lisa Drake’s retirement announcement. The leadership change gives investors new context for assessing the stock. Ford Motor’s share price has moved higher over the past week, with a 1-day share price return of 2.17% and a 7-day share price return of 1.73%. It is still down 7.82% over 90 days, while the 1-year total shareholder return of 27.36% points to momentum that has been building over...

Ford's head of sales said the automaker is working to restock F-Series, which has been low in inventory after a supplier fire.

Bloomberg just labeled the Cybertruck the biggest flop in automotive history, and Range Rover is about to roll out its own six-figure electric vehicle into the same skeptical market. What separates a bold luxury launch from an expensive cautionary tale may come down to one factor.

The companies said they are operating a ‘small fleet’ of all-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles.

Ford Motor recently named Dave Carroll as president of Ford Energy, succeeding retiring executive Lisa Drake, while also pushing to expand Ranger pickup truck sales for military use across NATO countries. This combination of leadership change in Ford’s energy unit and a broader push into defense-focused vehicle sales highlights how the company is broadening its business mix beyond traditional consumer autos and powertrains. Next, we will examine how Ford’s NATO-focused Ranger expansion could...

Ford Motor (NYSE:F) is moving to market its Ranger pickup trucks for use by NATO militaries, aiming to supply standardized light utility vehicles across member countries. The company is adapting Ranger platforms to meet military requirements, including potential armored variants and specialized equipment packages. The effort opens a path for Ford to compete for multi country defense vehicle contracts and adds military fleets to the Ranger truck customer base. This kind of push into defense...

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) is recalling 148,663 Mustang vehicles in the US from the 2024 to 2026 model years because engine-compartment wiring harness ground connections could fracture. The defect can potentially cause a loss of drive power and disable functions such as the headlights, windshield washer system, air conditioning, and engine cooling fan, increasing the […]

Ford Motor is setting an ambitious target for its new electric truck that has only been seen by Tesla in the U.S. The truck, called the Ford Fathom, starts around $30,000 and will go on sale next year. Ford is seeking mainstream sales not seen by its earlier, more expensive electric vehicles.

Ford Motor Company (F) closed at $14.15 in the latest trading session, marking a +2.24% move from the prior day.

On Sept. 2, 2026, the automaker's stock climbed despite an eighth straight monthly sales decline, as investors assessed pickup production strength.
Ford sold 170,681 vehicles in August as electric vehicle sales plunged 79.4% and hybrid sales fell nearly 20%.

Super Duty output reached a 20-year high in August, but F-Series sales remain down 10.9% this year following supplier fires

The weak Chinese car market is too much for electric vehicle maker NIO to overcome. Following earnings, Citi analyst Jeff Chung cut his sales estimates and price target to $7.10 from $8.20. Declines left shares off 41% over the past 12 months.

Ford’s Garage, the prime burgers and craft beer restaurant inspired by the heritage of The Ford Motor Company, announced it has been recognized on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, the annual list of the fastest-growing private companies in America. The list is the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s most successful independent and entrepreneurial businesses, […]

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New Canada tariffs are landing as a direct bill to two of America's biggest automakers, and the ripple effects stretch well beyond car lots into the housing market and household budgets.
Ford Motor (F) plans to expand sales of Ranger pickup trucks for military use across NATO countries
Consumer stocks were mixed late Tuesday afternoon, with the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sec
Consumer stocks were mixed Tuesday afternoon, with the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector S
In something of an unexpected consequence, Japanese automakers Toyota and Honda have more to lose than any US automaker from President Trump's threatened tariffs on Canadian-built vehicles.
