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Ford will launch a new EV platform and electric pickup truck at Louisville plant
Ford Motor Company will invest nearly $2 billion to convert a longtime auto manufacturing plant in Louisville to build electric vehicles from a new platform adaptable to multiple vehicle types, aiming to launch a mid-sized EV pickup truck by 2027.
With drastic changes to its development, manufacturing, design and electrical elements, Ford pulls a rabbit out of a hat.
Ford will retool its Louisville Assembly plant beginning later this year to produce vehicles from a new Universal EV Platform ...
Ford's first midsize, four-door electric pickup will be built at the Louisville Assembly Plant and available to customers ...
Ford Motor Co. is still betting billions on building electric vehicles in Kentucky, even as the industry loses federal backing.
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Ford to end Escape and Lincoln Corsair in 2026 to make room for low-cost EV pickup
Ford will retire Escape and Corsair to launch a budget-friendly “Model-T” EV truck in 2027, shifting production to its ...
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Electric vehicle ownership still lags in Kentucky, even as EV, battery projects accelerate
Though Kentucky is home to several major EV industry developments, the Bluegrass State's drivers have been even slower than most to make the shift.
The automaker said it would spend $2 billion to overhaul a Louisville, Ky., factory to build a new line of affordable, ...
The auto maker will unveil new electric-vehicle models and technology at its plant in Louisville, Ky., on Monday.
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