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Ford Ups EV Investments, Targets 40% Electric Car Sales by 2030 Under Latest Turnaround Plan

Presentations will detail where, why and how the company is headed with fully electric vehicles, commercial solutions and connected services – and how customers will benefit, the company said in a release Wednesday. The increased investment in EVs is up from $22 billion that the company announced in February. Of which, about $7 billion had already been invested since 2016. With the new investment and plan, Ford said it expects 40% of its sales volume globally to be EVs by 2030. That compares earlier this year to General Motors announcing a goal, which it called an aspiration, to exclusively sell EVs by 2035. Ford+ Under Farley s Ford+ plan, the company said it plans to achieve an 8% adjusted profit margin before interest and taxes in 2023. Farley s predecessor, Jim Hackett, and Mark Fields before him both promised the same, but it never materialized.

Ford is making an electric Explorer, boosts EV investment by $8 billion

Ford Expects 40% of Global Vehicle Volume to Be Fully Electric By 2030 — Update

Ford Expects 40% of Global Vehicle Volume to Be Fully Electric By 2030 — Update
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Ford says electric vehicles to be 40% of its global sales by 2030

Ford says electric vehicles to be 40% of its global sales by 2030 Much of the sales target will come from Europe, where the company has pledged to convert its entire passenger vehicle lineup to electric power by that year. By TOM KRISHERAssociated Press Share DETROIT Ford expects 40 percent of its global sales to be battery-electric vehicles by 2030 as it adds billions to what it’s spending to develop them. The automaker said in a presentation for investors Wednesday that it will add about $8 billion to its EV development spending from this year to 2025. That brings the total spend to nearly $20 billion as Ford begins to develop and build batteries in a joint venture with SK Innovation of South Korea.

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