A fresh trademark filing and Ford’s “Model T moment” tease point to the return of a cult classic car-pickup hybrid. This time ...

During the second-quarter earnings call, CEO Jim Farley announced that Ford will unveil its future electric vehicle plans on August 11 in Kentucky ...

Ford is delaying the launch of its F-150 Lightning successor and large electric van as it shifts focus to smaller, more ...

Ford Motor Co. has once again distinguished itself as the only Detroit automaker to grace the prestigious Consumer Reports’ ...

Ford F-150 Lightning chief engineer Linda Zhang described how properly cooling the electric drive components during hot-weather testing on long grades was a particular challenge for that vehicle. For ...

Maverick and F-150 make up 4.7% of Ford’s total vehicle sales from January through June. While the industry is seeing significant growth in electric vehicle sales, the hybrid sales numbers are ...

According to Ford CEO Jim Farley, Maverick is only just getting started. In an interview with Automotive News, he confirmed Ford is looking at branching Maverick out into its own sub-brand with ...

Again, Ford chose the category that specifies both pickup trucks and electric vehicles for those trademarks. At the same time, Ford also trademarked “F-150 Thunder” with the United States ...

Billed as a "Model T moment" by the company, Ford Motor Company CEO Jim Farley today announced that the automaker will invest ...

Ford could follow up the F-150 Lightning with electric versions of the Maverick and Ranger pickups. The vehicles aren't official, but Ford said in May it plans to develop a mid-size electric truck ...

As the baby of Ford’s truck lineup, the Maverick isn’t the most capable pickup in the corral, especially when compared to a Super Duty or F-150, but it has an entirely different mission.