Ford’s Dramatic EV Departure — Diving In


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In our latest CleanTechnica YouTube show, Steve Hanley, Larry Evans, and I discuss Ford’s dramatic announcement regarding writing off $19.5 billion in EV investments, dropping certain EV plans, failing to make money on the Ford F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E, challenges with auto dealers, and plans to roll out more extended-range electric vehicles. We also discuss broader policy changes in the USA and the USA’s position in the global auto industry and economy more broadly.

More on this Ford story from Steve, Larry, and me, respectively:

Farley Follies Foil Ford F-150 Lightning Plans

Ford Cuts Its EV Losses, But Sets Its EV Transition Back

EV Enthusiasts Are Losing The Battle In The USA Right Now — Why?


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