Ford announced earlier this week that the company would reopen reservations for its 2023 Mustang Mach-E again after a months-long delay due to supply issues. The company also improved the all-electric SUV’s driving range and increased the price due to inflation and the rising costs for battery materials.

Ford recently announced that the company is earning positive responses to its SOS – a Sponsor Our Students program that works with dealers to provide opportunities for students who want to start meaningful careers as automotive technicians.

Recently, full production of F-150 Lightning trucks began at the advanced Rouge Electric Vehicle Center within Ford’s historic Rouge Complex.

While the path to the automotive industry’s all-electric vehicle future is mostly uncertain and packed with challenges like high costs and supply chain issues, Ford leads the pack with electrifying innovation in the F-150 Lightning. The Ford Motor Company is perhaps more aware than most automakers of consumers’ strong desire to shift to all-electric vehicles.

Ford recently announced that its Advanced Manufacturing Center created an interface which allows machines from separate suppliers to effectively communicate with each other and operate parts of the company’s production line autonomously.

It's true that automotive companies have been utilizing robotics for years in order to reduce production expenses and improve efficiency. However, Ford’s new system introduces the potential for incredibly enhanced productivity via using robots to operate 3D printers through the night without requiring human interaction.

It’s been a full decade since the Ford Motor Company discontinued its full-compact iteration of the Ford Ranger. Since then, the Blue Oval brand has revived the Ranger nameplate as a successful mid-size pickup model.

In addition, it appears that the Ford Motor Company is ready to jump back into the compact pickup game once again, as the upcoming 2022 Ford Maverick, a fully hybrid compact truck, was just revealed earlier this month.

Just last week, the Ford Motor Company’s e-scooter subsidiary Spin announced a recent international partnership with the software company Tortoise which will bring Spin S-200 remotely operated e-scooters to cities in both North American and European cities before the end of the year.

Earlier this month, the Ford Motor Company was once again recognized for its leadership in the world of corporate sustainability. 

This recognition was awarded by CDP, a not-for-profit charity that runs the global disclosure system for investors, companies, cities, states and regions to manage environmental impact. As a result of their continued commitment to tackling climate change issues and protecting water security, Ford has earned a spot on CDP’s prestigious “A List.”