In July 2019, Ford and Volkswagen announced an expansion of their partnership with the Blue Oval company getting an electric vehicle based on VW’s MEB platform. It will be a zero-emissions crossover that will be manufactured in Cologne making its official debut next year. A second MEB-based EV was just confirmed by the two automakers in an official press release.
Earlier today, Ford announced its electrification strategy in Europe where three new electric vehicles will be launched by the brand until 2024, joining the already available Mustang Mach-E and Mustang Mach-E GT. The first one will be a midsize crossover with a debut planned for later this year and a market launch scheduled for 2023. This is likely Ford’s version of the Volkswagen ID.4.
