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Ford's green progress is a benchmark in the automotive world. They remind us that Ford's purpose “has always been bigger than building vehicles.” Their commitment to a “better world” guides their current sustainability actions.

 
Ford has been driving automotive progress for generations and ranks among the world's best-known brands. Its vehicles have transformed markets in the U.S. and globally. The latest evolution: increasing electric vehicle (EV) output.

 
Recent wildfires in Los Angeles, CA, wreaked extensive and devastating havoc, leaving many residents without homes and numerous businesses in ruins. Despite the destruction, support from the auto industry—most notably from the classic American automaker Ford Motors—has come forward. Ford has detailed plans to assist affected community members and first responders as they work toward recovery and rebuilding.

 
Ford is known for producing iconic vehicles like the Mustang and innovating electric models like the F-150 Lightning, but its commitment to philanthropy is equally important. Since its inception, Ford has been a driving force in the automotive industry and community development worldwide.

 
Ford has been a leader in the automotive world for many years. However, the company remains committed to innovation. Recently, Ford introduced a new strategy to grow its market share by focusing on electric vehicles. This approach also aims to improve profitability and reduce the company's overall environmental footprint.

 
Electrifying commercial vehicle fleets traversing extensive distances on North American roads holds immense potential for the planet's well-being. Despite the numerous advantages, a key hurdle hindering businesses from transitioning to electric fleets has been the need for more charging infrastructure. Notably, Ford Pro has collaborated with Xcel Energy to significantly amplify the availability of charging stations, aiming to alleviate this obstacle. Moreover, businesses in specific states stand to gain from reduced fees linked to upgrading their fleets.

 
The automotive industry has witnessed a surge in the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) in recent years, driven by technological advancements and growing environmental concerns. Despite their numerous benefits, electric vehicles still face misconceptions and myths. Let's explore and debunk some of these misconceptions

 
Ford and SK have announced the launch of their ambitious joint venture, BlueOval SK, to solidify their lead in the global electric vehicle market. This venture is set to revolutionize the industry by introducing a variety of cutting-edge electric vehicles and related services. Through this initiative, customers will have access to a wide range of products and services designed to make the ownership process easier and more enjoyable.

Mustangs from all over the country converged on Detroit's Hart Plaza. It was for a celebration of the iconic car. 1,000 Mustangs and 1,600 owners were in attendance, making for a truly spectacular sight. The event was a huge success. Everyone enjoyed the camaraderie and the beautiful cars. There was something for everyone. The only downside was that the day went by all too quickly.

The automaker Ford has decided to invest heavily in the EV, or electrical vehicle industry. They are doing so in conjunction with their partner, a battery maker from South Korea. They will be investing 11,4 billion dollars into factories that will build zero-emission pickups and cars at a huge scale for customers in the United States. This investment will be the biggest ever for any automaker in the U.S.