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Ford's dedication to sustainability stands out in the industry. They've declared that Ford's purpose “has always been bigger than building vehicles.” Their ambition to shape a “better world” is reflected in today's environmental programs.

 
A pioneer in the automotive realm, Ford is one of the globe's most distinguished brands. Its quality vehicles have set new standards in the U.S. and international markets. The focus has shifted to a surge in electric vehicle (EV) production.

 
The recent wildfires in Los Angeles, CA, have had severe and far-reaching impacts, with countless individuals left homeless and numerous businesses destroyed. Even in the midst of these hardships, the auto industry—especially the classic American automaker Ford Motors—has stepped forward to help. Ford has announced measures to support affected community members and first responders as they embark on recovery and rebuilding.

 
Ford Motor Company is recognized for its iconic cars like the Mustang and cutting-edge models like the Lightning. Still, the company's dedication to philanthropy has been just as pivotal to its legacy. By making cars affordable to the masses, Ford revolutionized the automotive industry. Yet, Ford's mission has always gone beyond cars to support the communities that rely on them.

 
Ford has been a key player in the automotive industry for many years, but this doesn't mean the company is resting on its past achievements. Recently, Ford rolled out a new strategy that focuses on expanding its electric vehicle lineup to grow its market share while improving profits and reducing its environmental impact.

 
Electrifying commercial vehicle fleets traversing extensive distances daily across North American roads holds immense potential for positively impacting the planet's health. Despite numerous advantages, more infrastructure is needed to prevent widespread fleet electrification. In a recent collaboration, Ford Pro and Xcel Energy have joined forces to expand the availability of charging stations significantly. Furthermore, businesses in specific states stand to gain from mitigating fees associated with upgrading their fleets.

 
Electric vehicles (EVs) have recently surged in popularity within the automotive industry. Technological advancements and heightened environmental concerns have propelled the adoption of electric cars. Yet, amidst their numerous advantages, certain myths and misunderstandings persist about electric vehicles.

 
Ford and SK are two auto giants that have recently announced a new partnership. The two companies have joined forces with the aim of solidifying their leadership in the global electric vehicle market. This move is part of Ford's ambition to become "a world leader in electric vehicles." The partnership sees Ford developing a range of battery electric vehicles (BEVs) built in its global plants with SK's electric vehicle components. This move is game-changing for the EV market, as it marks the entry of two of its largest players into the growing global electric vehicle market.

The two companies are buying enough wind and solar energy. It is DTE Energy to power Ford's facilities in Michigan.

More consumers are interested in eventually owning an electric vehicle (EV) but don't always understand the costs involved. EVs differ in how they operate and how they are maintained throughout the year compared to gas-powered cars. Consumer Reports looked into the different costs associated with owning an EV and discovered they're cheaper to operate over time compared to gas-powered cars due to a few different factors.

 
Ford has a number of electric vehicles coming out in 2022. These include the Mustang Mach E, the Escape Hybrid, and more. They are different varieties, including hybrids and all-electrics, fit for many different tastes.

 
The Ford Mustang Mach-E is one of the most beloved crossovers in the market, which is especially impressive considering the fact that it only recently arrived on the market. The Ford Mustang Mach-E rightfully earned the “EV of the Year” title in 2021 by Car and Driver. The Mustang received its title for the fact that it hits all the marks in what consumers want in a contemporary crossover, but it also runs on electric power.

 
There is a reason for Ford EV enthusiasts to be happy today. The company is teaming up with a South Korean battery company to invest $14.3 billion in the EV development of their automobiles. Part of their goal in doing this is to make it so they can get to a point where half of the cars they sell will be zero-emission vehicles by the year 2030.

 
Ford is now the first automobile manufacturing company to utilize 100 percent recycled ocean plastic in constructing one of their vehicles. The Ford Bronco's design includes harness clips made from plastic harvested right out of the Indian Ocean. The strength of the material they came up with is comparable to petroleum-constructed parts that they were previously using. However, there are major savings when it comes to cost. Not to mention, this is a much better option for our environment.

 
The Ford E-Transit is the first of its kind, as it brings hybrid technology to the commercial van sector for the first time. The 2022 Ford E-Transit has the same length and style as the regular Ford Transit, and it comes with the same cavernous interior that holds over 483 cubic feet in storage capacity. With the E-Transit, most of the changes lie under the hood. The E-Transit is driven by a hybrid system that combines an electric motor and battery for power. The Ford's interior is made of quality materials, and it also has many options for customization…

 
The Ford Mustang Mach-E EV converts many EV skeptics into EV enthusiasts, and you have many reasons for their ignited passion. Featuring an eye-catching design, the Ford Mustang Mach-E silences the critics who harped on the poor range and long charging times. The familiar body style and size that Americans go wild for also does a lot to welcome them in.

 

Hands-free driving is the latest and most exciting technology to reach the automotive market. This technology doesn't require active driver participation when operating a vehicle: whether it's steering or applying the brakes when needed. Ford vehicles with the Co-Pilot360 assistive technology system, now have hands-free driving capabilities with its Active Drive Assist.