Ford is taking advantage of increased plant capacity, continued work on scaling production and cost, and improving battery raw material costs to help lower the MSRP of F-150 Lightning® for all customers.

Liz Door is chief supply chain officer for Ford.

Ford today opened the Cologne Electric Vehicle Center, a hi-tech production facility in Germany that will build Ford’s new generation of electric passenger vehicles for millions of European customers.

Ford is on track to increase production of the F-150 Lightning® at the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center this fall to reduce customer wait times. The high-demand F-150 Lightning XLT model gains the largest initial production increase with new retail orders made today estimated to deliver as early as September.

Two Ford corporate officers have announced plans to retire after accomplished three-decade careers; a highly regarded executive is returning to the auto industry to lead the company’s global supply chain operations; and a Ford Blue executive is departing to become chief executive officer of a major transportation and logistics business.

Ford, the No. 1 selling pickup manufacturer globally thanks to the continued strength of the F-Series Super Duty, is now shipping all trims of its all-new 2023 pickup line to customers.

Proven globally to be ready for adventure, the all-new 2024 Ford Ranger pickup is built to enable owners to do more of what they love outdoors, with smart new features to explore new places and take on new challenges.

The wait is over; the all-new 2024 Ford Ranger Raptor is coming to North America. Raptor is based on a proven legacy of performance and built with uncompromised suspension design, power, purposeful technology, and rugged styling.

Ford Motor Company is investing C$1.8 billion in its Oakville Assembly Complex to transform it into a high-volume hub of electric vehicle manufacturing in Canada – a key part of the company’s plan to scale production of electric vehicles and make them more accessible to millions of customers.

Ford Motor Company has solidified its position as the No. 1 automaker in terms of vehicles assembled, hourly autoworkers employed in America and vehicles exported from America to other countries.