A longtime Michigan powertrain components plant now has a new name and an expanded production line that aligns with Ford’s commitment to an electric future.

In 2020, Ford became the official truck, non-luxury SUV, car and van of Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby. Both Derby champions and Ford products embody the strength, tradition and horsepower that make each brand proudly American.

Two senior executives are getting new strategic assignments, as Ford accelerates improvements to its global automotive business – to the benefit of customers and the company.

Ford today announces a new global battery center of excellence – called Ford Ion Park – to accelerate research and development of battery and battery cell technology – including future battery manufacturing.

Detroiters will soon be able to buy premium leather goods created from high-end Ford vehicle interiors like the Ford F-150 King Ranch and the Lincoln Navigator – and their purchases will help those in need.

The global semiconductor shortage – combined with parts shortages created by the central U.S. winter storm in February – is prompting Ford to build F-150 trucks and Edge SUVs in North America without certain parts, including some electronic modules that contain scarce semiconductors.

Today, Ford Motor Company announced details of two safety recalls in North America.

With performance, flexibility and smart technology, the sporty Ford Escape continues for 2021 while introducing even more options for customers.

Ford Motor Company today announced it will serve customers in the South America region with a portfolio of exciting connected and increasingly electrified SUVs, pickups and commercial vehicles sourced from Argentina, Uruguay and other markets, as Ford Brazil ceases production operations in 2021.

Ninth annual Looking Further with Ford Trends Report explores how consumers are adapting to life during a pandemic.