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Today marks a momentous occasion for the Ford Motor Company. After entering pre-production earlier this yea...

Ford has started production of the F-150 Lightning pickup truck, a milestone for the automaker that will test whether the never-ending demand for F-Series trucks — the profitable cornerstone of its business — will extend to battery-electric vehicles. Reservations for the all-electric pickup truck suggest Ford’s bet on an electric version of the F-150 — […]

Full production of F-150 Lightning trucks begins at the high-tech Rouge Electric Vehicle Center within Ford’s historic Rouge Complex Lightning is drawing interest from customers of competitor...

When former chairman of Fiat Chrysler Sergio Marchionne complained it was too expensive to do business in Ontario, local leaders changed that.

Although it has seemed to take forever, the impending launch of the Ford F-150 Lightning has been rather quick. As recently as two years ago, the automaker was still teasing the pickup's launch and now it is scheduled for April 26.

Ford is expected to trounce GM in electric vehicle sales in the final two months because of the Chevy Bolt production halt.

The auto giant is moving forward with ambitious plans to invest $11.4bn in new EV and battery factories in Tennessee and Kentucky

Inside Ford's “transformative” $11.4 billion plan to build new EV and EV battery plants in Tennessee and Kentucky by 2025.

Ted Baker has been appointed interim president and chief executive officer of the Northeast Indiana Innovation Center effective July 1, the organizati ...

The F-150 Lightning may not be Ford’s first foray into electric pickups. The Ranger EV from the 1998 model year comes to mind, a small workhorse produced in roughly 1,500 units. But as opposed to its predecessor, the all-new F-150 Lightning rolled out at the right moment for the U.S. truck buyer as everyone and their dog wants an EV.