The Ford Focus has long been a staple in the family car market, but with the rise of crossovers, many are now overlooking this popular hatchback. However, the arrival of the revamped Focus is big news for...
At the beginning of January 2021, Hedin Mobility Group acquired Ford Motor Company AB from Ford of Europe. The new company, Hedin Motor Company AB, thus...
European executives got a sneak peek at Ford's first electric car, built on Volkswagen's modular electric drive platform (MEB). Ford's next all-electric crossover (EV) will come out in March. It will be...
From 2023, customers can expect two types of the Ford Bronco SUV: "Outer Banks" and "Badlands." Both SUV models share a 2.7-liter V6 petrol engine, a 10-...
By adding better driver assistance technologies, a higher level of comfort, and new design features, the Mustang Mach-E becomes an even better choice for people who want to switch to electric cars....
When Christine and Jens Finderup Vigsted from Ringsted bought their Mustang Mach-E electric SUV in the autumn, they could not imagine that their new Ford Mustang would act as a delivery room for their...
Car and Driver named the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E electric SUV their 2021 EV of the Year, and Consumer Reports said it was one of the best cars to buy. In addition, Wards Automotive named the 2021 Ford...
Ford took a few hesitant attempts toward the electric car industry in 2011. Ford, thankfully for us, opened the door to the electric category ten years later, putting fear aside and presenting the new...
The 2022 Ford GT '64 Prototype Heritage Edition has just been revealed as a new variant for the sports car's final year of production. Wimbledon White...
The new Ford F-150 Lightning attracts attention with its low prices. The basic F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck version has a price of just under $...
To develop battery cell technology and produce even better batteries in the future, Ford is now gathering all its technical expertise in this field in a global battery research centre called Ford...
