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All-electric Puma and new ‘sports-crossover’ among new models in widened EV portfolio

Ford is planning two new electric SUVs, using Volkswagen's MEB platform that currently underpins the ID.4 and others. Here's what we could see.

Ford aims to take on Europe with its new line up of electric vehicles set to be manufactured in Germany and Romania.

[seven new models, new battery factory in Turkey: Ford expands its European footprint] Ford plans to upgrade its line-up of electric vehicles and launch seven new models covering passenger and commercial vehicles in the next two years. Strive to sell more than 600000 electric vehicles in 2026. Ford said on Monday that it had doubled its planned investment in its European production site in Cologne, Germany, to $2 billion, allowing it to start producing electric cars and battery assembly faciliti...

Ford has announced plans to introduce three new electric passenger cars and four new electric commercial vehicles in Europe by 2024. The goal is to sell more than 600,000 electric vehicles annually in Europe from 2026. There are also details of Ford's MEB model. This plan for Europe builds on the

Ford Motor Co. has shared its intent to launch seven fully electric vehicles in Europe, including a battery-electric variant of the Puma subcompact crossover, its best-selling (and looking) passenger car for the market. Though the first EV in its new product offensive will be a midsize crossover helping Blue Oval deliver on a previous promise to […]

Ford, SK and Koç Holding likely to finalise JV later this year with annual capacity likely to be in the range of 30 to 45 Gigawatt hours.

Ford storsatsar i Europa - ska sälja nio elbilar vid 2024

Ford has outlined a bolder, more aggressive transition to battery-electric vehicles with the confirmation of three new all-electric passenger vehicles and four commercial vehicles for the European market by 2024.

Ford will be manufacturing another electric vehicle based on Volkswagen's MEB platform for the European market.