The Latest Breaking News from Jim Farley

Today on Critical Materials: Ford's $30,000 EV will ride on the Maverick's success, China's major success is SDVs and GM's Cruise is back (kind of).

Ford says it will invest nearly $2 billion to retool a Kentucky plant to produce electric vehicles

Ford’s EV reboot hits the spotlight August 11 and investors are bracing for a make-or-break moment in its electric future.

If Ford really will call its new electric ute the Ranchero, then it had better have style to match. It needs to do better than the Mustang Mach-E and Capri EVs.

It's been a rocky year for Ford on the recall front. As of the end of November, the Blue Oval has issued the most recalls of any other manufacturer: A whopping 138 of them at the time of publication. Those recalls span multiple model lines and encompass millions of vehicles…

It’s impossible for a car to be perfect right out of the box. Even some of the best-built vehicles on sale today are subject to recalls. The term “recall” tends to carry a negative connotation, as it identifies a fault that, for passenger cars, means a legitimate safety risk.

The results of Ford's 'skunkworks' EV development team will be revealed later this month –here's what we expect to see.

The Ford Mustang GTD only held the record for the fastest American car to lap the Nürburgring Nordschleife for a little over 7 months. Ford announced a 6:57.685 lap back in December, and bettered it with a 6:52.07 a few months later, but Chevrolet just took the crown with the Corvette ZR1…

CEO Jim Farley says the reveal will come on August 11