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Few automakers match Ford's sustainability pedigree. The company has stated that Ford's purpose “has always been bigger than building vehicles.” Their vision is to create a “better world,” and today's eco-focused efforts underscore that ambition.

 
Recognized worldwide, Ford has been a driving force in the automotive industry. Its lineup of quality vehicles has transformed markets in America and abroad. The next big shift? A surge in electric vehicle (EV) production.

Ford has been one of the most prominent names in the auto industry for decades. But this doesn't mean the company has stopped evolving. Recently, Ford introduced a new strategy focused on expanding its electric vehicle lineup to increase market share, grow profits, and lower its environmental impact.

 
With numerous commercial vehicles covering extensive distances each day on North American roads, the electrification of these fleets holds considerable environmental advantages. A significant hurdle preventing many businesses from transitioning to electric fleets has been the insufficient infrastructure. Ford Pro has recently collaborated with Xcel Energy to substantially increase the availability of charging stations. Moreover, businesses in specific states stand to gain from offsetting fees related to upgrading their fleets.

 
Electric vehicles (EVs) have witnessed a surge in popularity within the automotive industry due to technological advancements and rising environmental concerns. Nevertheless, amidst their numerous advantages, persistent myths and misconceptions linger in the realm of electric vehicles.

 
The next stage of BlueOval SK, a joint venture between SK On and one of the world's largest carmakers, Ford Motor Company, to produce EV batteries, is about to begin. The two businesses successfully established a joint venture and gained a crucial foothold in the electric vehicle sector. Both businesses recently finished their internal and external reviews as they are ready to start a joint venture. As of July 13, BlueOval SK is a legally recognized company (US local time).

The unveiling of Ford's Transit Trail camper van has sparked some excitement in the automobile industry. This off-road version of the Transit van will be part of the 2023 model year, with November being slotted as its unveiling. It will be similar to the European version, including key features like all-wheel drive and different off-road drive modes. The exterior is still very simple and boxy, but the interior is where a lot of the change is taking place. You'll find plenty of amenities and features on the inside of the Transit Trail.

Electric vehicles are gaining popularity with people all over the world. Most people are interested because these vehicles do not run on fuel like their conventional gasoline counterparts. Consumers often wonder what costs they will incur in the long run after buying an electric car. Consumer Reports carried out research to explore the cost of owning an electric vehicle.

 
Many people today are switching to all-electric vehicles. They know that the hassle of putting gas in a car isn't the cleanest, most environmentally sound way of doing things. Ford responded to the electric revolution by incorporating electric powertrains into the Ford F-150 Lightning, E-Transit, and Mustang Mach-E.

 
Few vehicles compare to the new Mustang Mach-E. It has already taken home a number of prestigious automotive awards. In fact, this electric-powered crossover was named Car and Driver’s 2021 EV of the year.