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Ford switches gears, will push smaller EVs over full-size pickup and van
The Ford Motor Company is adjusting its electric vehicle strategy. The automaker will prioritize smaller and more affordable EVs ahead of the replacement for the F-150 Lightning fullsize pickup truck and e-Transit van. The Lightning replacement, codenamed T3, should now appear later in 2027, with the van a year behind.
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Ford’s Coming New Midsize EV Truck Is Taking Shape In California
Ford's EV future is taking shape in Long Beach, California, with a new EV Development Center. Led by ex-Tesla engineer Alan ...
A fresh trademark filing and Ford’s “Model T moment” tease point to the return of a cult classic car-pickup hybrid. This time ...
Ford believes a cheap Maverick-sized electric truck could be very popular, guiding suppliers for a 190,000-unit annual ...
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The Most Reliable Pickup Trucks Built In The Last 10 Years
Because a pickup truck needs to work hard, it needs to be reliable. Here are 10 of the most reliable trucks to come out of ...
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Why Ford’s Forgotten Party Truck Is Exactly What America Needs Right Now
Today's trucks aren't just big. They're boring. Americans could use a truck that prioritizes fun over power and size.
Ford opened a Development Center in Long Beach, where it will develop a new electric pickup truck, set to be more affordable ...
Although today's trucks can still serve as workhorses, their highest trim levels offer sumptuous cabins that will make you ...
The term pickup truck was coined by Henry Ford in 1925 after modifying his own Model T. He later released a Model T with a ...
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