Ford has made major changes to its electric vehicle plans, canceling one vehicle, delaying an electric pickup truck!
August 23, 2024
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With demand not being at the desired level, many auto giants have recently postponed their plans to switch to electric vehicles. Ford was one of them. The US
With demand not being at the desired level, many auto giants have recently postponed their plans to switch to electric vehicles. Ford was one of them. The US company announced last month that it had dropped its plan to sell fully electric vehicles in Europe by 2030.
Now it has emerged that Ford is making major new changes to its electric plans. a project while one was cancelled and one was postponed.
One project was canceled completely and the new electric pickup was postponed
According to Ford’s statement Plans to launch a three-row electric crossover have been shelved. Instead of making this vehicle fully electric, the company is now hybrid He says that he will launch it as. It was also said that there will be different engine options offered and that the wishes of the customers will be listened to.
In addition, the long-awaited fully electric The new pick-up model has also been postponed transferred. The company’s statement noted that the vehicle had been pushed forward 18 months. Ford CFO John Lawler said that this vehicle is currently available to the company. will not yield any profit he declared. This electric pickup was codenamed T3. New delay That won’t happen until 2027 showed. It should be noted that the company also delayed its Expedition-style electric SUV to 2027 a few months ago.
These decisions are not surprising when we consider that Ford, like other brands, has been slowing down the electrification process. We will have to wait and see how long this delay will last.
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