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Ford set new hybrid sales records in 2025 while its EV business declined amid policy shifts and canceled models. The results show strong demand for partial electrification, even as Ford resets its long-term EV strategy.

Ford’s Universal EV platform faces an uncertain European launch. High engineering costs, low pickup demand, and dependence on partner-built vehicles challenge the company’s ability to compete in Europe’s growing EV market.

Ford recalls over 270,000 EVs, including F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E, due to a Park module issue. A forthcoming software update will prevent potential rollaway accidents.

The Ford F-150 Lightning earned loyalty by powering homes, clinics, and emergency equipment during outages and disasters, but Ford’s decision to end production has left owners questioning what comes next.

Ford is pulling back from several electric vehicle projects while betting its future on a low-cost EV platform led by a skunkworks team. A $30,000 electric pickup could determine whether the automaker can compete globally.

Ford has ended production of the all-electric F-150 Lightning after weaker sales and mounting losses. The automaker will shift future full-size trucks toward extended-range EVs while investing in smaller, more affordable electric vehicles.

Ford will end production of the all-electric F-150 Lightning and replace it with an extended-range EV that adds a gas engine for charging. The shift reflects slower EV adoption and truck buyers’ demand for long-range towing and flexibility.

Ford improves the 2025 Mustang Mach-E by ditching its rotary shifter for a column-mounted design. The change boosts everyday usability and reflects a wider industry move back to intuitive physical controls.