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Ford introduced EcoBoost technology in 2009, starting with a twin-turbocharged 3.5L V6. Since then, Ford has expanded and refined the technology across trucks, SUVs, and performance vehicles. Today, EcoBoost refers to Ford gasoline engines that use turbocharging, direct fuel injection, and variable camshaft timing to deliver strong horsepower and torque from relatively compact engines. Here’s how EcoBoost works, what its biggest benefits are, and which current EcoBoost-powered Ford may make the most sense for the way you drive.
Ford has long been a leader in automotive technology, but its latest project focuses on the human element of the business. By unveiling a corporate headquarters that redefines work-life balance, the brand demonstrates its commitment to its employees. This major investment is intended to signal to the world that the company values its people just as much as its products, a message emphasized by leadership during the ongoing renovation, scheduled for completion in 2027.
Ford recently convened over 300 national figures to focus on workforce concerns. The attendees represented industries and government from around the world. During a September summit, they addressed issues affecting the "Essential Economy," which includes critical fields such as construction, energy, manufacturing, and transportation.
