Ford News & Events

 
Henry Ford was an extraordinary talent. In 1886, he created his first rudimentary automobile, a vehicle that ran on four bicycle wheels and lacked a reverse function. Despite its simplicity, it marked the beginning of a significant journey. By 1903, Ford was ready to establish the Ford Motor Company, a decision that would alter history forever.

 
The upcoming Memorial Day weekend presents a prime opportunity for embarking on a road trip, whether to the beach, an amusement park, or other notable destinations around the nation. Ford boasts a lineup of quality vehicles designed to enhance your journey and provide excellent value for your investment.

 
Welcome to National Car Care Month, celebrated every April! As temperatures rise and roads become clearer, now is the ideal moment to lavish some attention on your vehicle. Following its battle with winter's harsh elements, your car deserves a rejuvenating touch to prepare for spring and summer escapades.

 
Like many drivers, your primary concern is reaching your destination safely, whether it's work, school, or any other place. Ford's century-long reputation as a leading brand is partly due to its unwavering commitment to safety. Each Ford vehicle is equipped with a range of safety features, ensuring your protection and delivering optimal value for your investment.

 
As winter arrives and temperatures decrease, paying extra attention to your vehicle's tire pressure becomes imperative. The cold weather causes the air molecules in your tires to contract, resulting in reduced tire pressure, which can impact both your car's performance and fuel efficiency.

 
With numerous commercial vehicles traversing hundreds of miles daily on North American roads, the electrification of these fleets holds immense ecological advantages. A major impediment hindering many businesses from transitioning to electric fleets has been the need for more infrastructure. Ford Pro has recently collaborated with Xcel Energy to significantly expand the availability of charging stations, addressing a critical aspect of fleet electrification. Moreover, businesses in specific states stand to gain from alleviated fees related to fleet upgrades.

 
Electric vehicles (EVs) have experienced a surge in popularity within the automotive industry. Technological advancements and growing environmental concerns have driven the adoption of electric cars. Nevertheless, despite their numerous advantages, several myths and misconceptions persist regarding electric vehicles.

 
Amidst the scorching summer sun, finding solace within air-conditioned havens becomes imperative. This pursuit of coolness surpasses the boundaries of homes and workplaces; it's equally vital within our automobiles. The intense heat can adversely impact your car's air conditioning, underscoring the significance of a timely AC check-up.

 
As summer approaches, it's time to gear up your vehicle for thrilling road trips, weekend getaways, and sun-drenched drives. Whether you're a car enthusiast or simply seeking to elevate your driving experience, there are several must-have accessories and upgrades that can add convenience and joy to your summer journeys.

 
As summer arrives, many of us eagerly welcome the warmer weather and engage in outdoor activities. However, amidst our focus on safeguarding ourselves from the sun's harmful rays, we often neglect an important aspect: shielding our vehicles from sun damage. Prolonged exposure to intense sunlight can lead to various problems for your Ford automobile, such as faded paint, cracked interiors, and diminished battery life. We have compiled a valuable list of tips for protecting your car from sun damage.

 
In 1908, Henry Ford revolutionized the world with his affordable Ford Model T, a car affectionately known as the Tin Lizzie. Despite being predominantly made of wood, the Model T made American automobiles accessible to the average person. However, what made it remarkable, and why did Ford discontinue a model that had already sold one million units just seven years after production began?

 
Ford has unveiled the 2024 Mustang, which boasts several exciting new features. One of the most highly anticipated additions is the Dark Horse Fastback trim, equipped with Pirelli P Zero tires, a MagneRide damping system, and a 500-horsepower engine. Ford has also updated the EcoBoost Fastback base model with a 12.4-inch LCD digital instrument cluster and a full IOD message center.

 
Ford, a massive American automaker, aims to return to Formula 1 racing in 2026. Ford hadn't participated in Formula One since 2004 when it discontinued its Jaguar team. Instead of returning as a factory team, Ford will serve as an engine supplier, giving independent teams access to its high-performance engines.

 
Construction has begun at the BlueOval SK Battery Park, where Ford and SK On's joint venture, BlueOval SK, has committed $5.8 billion to make sophisticated batteries for the next Ford and Lincoln electric vehicles, which are expected to go into production in 2025 and add 5,000 new jobs to Kentucky. The two enormous battery manufacturing plants, which can produce more than 80 gigawatt hours yearly, are being built as planned.

 
Jim Farley started his tenure as Ford CEO on October 2020. He came in to replace Jim Hackett. Since then, Farley has revolutionized the motor giant's operations and profitability, achieving massive success. He works with people with significant experience in the automotive industry in his leadership team to achieve the company's objectives.