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Ford (NYSE:F) announced a next-phase European strategy combining a product offensive, strengthened Ford Pro commercial services, and industrial optimisation to build a sustainably profitable business in Europe.

Key actions include a strategic partnership with Renault Group to jointly develop two Ford-branded EVs on Ampere arriving in 2028, a Letter of Intent to explore joint light commercial vehicle development, and a focus on multi-energy vehicles and cost efficiency. Ford highlighted Ford Liive Uptime delivered an estimated 820,000 additional days of vehicle uptime in 2024 and cited a £380 million investment in Halewood electric drive unit production.

Ford (NYSE:F) is expanding its BlueCruise hands-free, eyes-on highway driving system to Puma, Puma Gen-E, Kuga and Ranger PHEV starting spring 2026, adding to Mustang Mach-E availability.

BlueCruise has more than 1 million equipped vehicles globally and drivers have logged over 888 million km hands-free. The system was the first of its kind approved in Europe in 2023 and is now available across 16 European markets, covering > 135,000 km of designated "Blue Zones." Subscription options and pricing will be announced closer to on-sale date.

Ford (NYSE: F) reported third quarter 2025 financial results and declared a fourth-quarter regular dividend of $0.15 per share, payable Dec. 1 to shareholders of record at close of business on Nov. 7. Management and Ford Motor Credit Company will host a conference call at 5:00 p.m. ET to discuss results; a webcast will be available and replayable for about one week. The release points investors to the company’s investor relations site for the full earnings release, presentation and supporting materials.

Company overview: Ford operates three customer-centered segments—Ford Blue, Ford Model e and Ford Pro—and provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company; the company employs about 170,000 people worldwide.

Ford (NYSE: F) will increase F-150 and F-Series Super Duty production by more than 50,000 trucks in 2026 to meet demand and recover losses from the Novelis Oswego aluminum plant fire. Ford will add a third crew at Dearborn Truck Plant and hire up to 900 employees at the Ford Rouge Complex and 100 employees at Kentucky Truck Plant, creating up to 1,000 new jobs. Dearborn will target >45,000 additional F-150 units via a new third crew of 1,200; Kentucky aims to add >5,000 trucks/year by increasing line speed and will receive a $60 million investment for training and enablers. F-150 Lightning output at the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center will remain paused while hourly staff transfer to truck production.

Ford (NYSE:F) is leading a major initiative to address America's productivity gap in the Essential Economy - sectors comprising 3 million businesses and 95 million workers who build, move, and fix America. The company has convened 300 leaders from government and major industrial firms at Michigan Central Station in Detroit to tackle critical challenges in infrastructure development and service affordability.

The summit highlights a stark contrast: while knowledge economy productivity rose 28% from 2015-2023, Essential Economy productivity declined. To address this, Ford and Ford Philanthropy announced over $5 million in workforce development investments for 2025-2026, aiming to benefit more than 100,000 students and educators through various programs including Ford Future Builders Labs, SkillsUSA partnerships, and scholarship initiatives.

Ford (NYSE:F) has announced a significant multi-year partnership with ServiceTitan to revolutionize fleet management for the trades industry. The collaboration integrates Ford Pro Data Services with ServiceTitan's Fleet Pro Software, offering real-time fleet vehicle data and operational insights for model year 2020 and newer Ford commercial vehicles.

The partnership leverages embedded vehicle modems to provide native connectivity without additional hardware requirements. Key benefits include streamlined vehicle maintenance, remote vehicle controls, improved uptime through native telematics, and integration with ServiceTitan's suite of automation tools. The solution will be showcased at ServiceTitan's Pantheon conference in Anaheim, California, September 17-19.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) has announced a transformative $5 billion investment in American manufacturing, introducing its new Ford Universal EV Platform and Production System. The centerpiece is a midsize electric pickup truck launching in 2027 with a targeted starting price of $30,000.

The company will invest $2 billion in Louisville Assembly Plant, securing 2,200 jobs, and $3 billion in BlueOval Battery Park Michigan for LFP battery production. The new platform reduces parts by 20%, requires 25% fewer fasteners, and enables 15% faster assembly times. The innovative "assembly tree" system replaces traditional assembly lines, featuring three simultaneous sub-assemblies that merge together.

The electric pickup will offer more passenger space than a Toyota RAV4, acceleration matching a Mustang EcoBoost, and utilize cobalt-free LFP prismatic batteries. The combined investments will create or secure nearly 4,000 jobs across both facilities.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) has announced its Q2 2025 financial results and reinstated its full-year 2025 guidance. The company declared a quarterly dividend of $0.15 per share, payable on September 2, 2025, to shareholders of record as of August 11.

Ford operates through three key business segments: Ford Blue (gas-powered and hybrid vehicles), Ford Model e (electric vehicles and digital experiences), and Ford Pro (commercial solutions). The company employs approximately 169,000 people globally and provides financial services through Ford Motor Credit Company.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) has appointed Alicia Boler Davis as the new president of Ford Pro, effective October 1, 2025. Davis brings over 30 years of experience from automotive and technology sectors, most recently serving as CEO of Alto Pharmacy where she grew revenue to over $1 billion.

Davis previously held key positions at Amazon as SVP of Global Customer Fulfillment, overseeing 800,000 employees during the pandemic. She also spent 25 years at General Motors in various leadership roles, including EVP of Global Manufacturing and Labor Relations, where she managed 150 facilities across 20 countries.

She succeeds Andrew Frick, who served as interim leader and successfully grew Ford Pro's market share in North America and Europe while delivering healthy margins. The appointment aims to accelerate Ford Pro's transformation into a software and services-focused business while enhancing profitability.