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Ford Named Among 2021 Best Places to Work for Disability Inclusion Photo: Ford Ford Motor Company is one of 272 companies that earned recognition this week as one of the Best Places to Work for Disability and Inclusion. The honor comes from Disability:IN and the American Association of People with Disabilities as part of its annual Disability Equality Index. Disability:IN’s DEI looks at workplaces and the resources and accommodations they make available to employees with disabilities. 2021 saw 319 companies participating in the index, up from just 247 participants last year. The index score...

Ford Pro Builds on Commercial Customer Legacy Ford Pro is designed to leverage technology to help improve uptime, total cost of ownership and performance of commercial fleets. May 28, 2021 Ford Motor Company Ford has a long history in supporting commercial customers. In 1989 the company established the Business Preferred Network program to help small fleet customers get the assistance they needed from local dealerships. In 2017 it launched the Commercial Center Vehicle Program to provide commercial customers nationwide with sales, service and financing and the dealership level. Building ...

The Ford F-150 Lightning electric truck has arrived. Ford CEO Jim Farley said even he wasn't prepared for how well Ford executed on the EV.

Major automakers are rapidly expanding development and production of electric vehicles. Michigan has an opportunity to lead in this sector, and we need utility companies, regulators, policymakers and businesses to work together to make it happen. Ford recently announced it would expand investment in electric vehicles and create a dedicated team ‒ appropriately named “Team Edison” ‒ to accelerate development of fully electric cars. General Motors will also introduce two new EVs to its current fleet of 20 EVs due for release in 2023. GM Executive Vice President Mark Reus recently affirm...

This was before the time of the Tesla Model Y. The much-anticipated Ford Mustang Mach-E has been stirring up its fair share of controversy in recent months, especially amongst Ford fans who have cried foul over the car's all-electric powerplant and exterior design that looks nothing like any Mustang before it (despite the fact that Ford has announced an all-electric Mustang lineup by 2028). Say what they will, the Mustang Mach-E is a bold move by Ford, and there are few who can compete with it at the moment. With no real electric SUV competition to measure up against, Ford decided to look acr...