The automaker is trying to recover from unexpected production losses this year after a recent fire at Novelis, its major ...
Ford said Thursday that assembly of the F-150 Lightning truck at the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in Dearborn, Michigan will ...
A fire in September is having widespread repercussions as Ford tries to navigate a shortage of aluminum that it desperately ...
Ford’s big SUVs are now caught in the same supply crunch that first hit its electric pickup earlier this month.
Ford Motor F1.14%increase; green up pointing triangle is temporarily cutting production of at least five models including popular SUVs after a devastating fire at a crucial aluminum supplier’s plant.
Trump says cars made in the U.S. will face ‘absolutely no tariff,’ but it’s not so simple. No vehicle is built from 100% U.S. parts—not even the U.S.-made pickup. WSJ takes a look inside a Ford F-150 ...
Ford will likely suffer as much as a $1 billion hit to its earnings from a devastating fire at a key supplier’s New York factory last month — with F-150 trucks expected to bear the brunt of the ...
DETROIT, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Ford Motor (F.N), opens new tab is pausing production next week at the Dearborn, Michigan, plant that makes its F-150 Lightning electric pickup, a change a union official at ...
A major aluminum supplier for Ford Motor Co. said it will suspend operations for several months after a fire erupted at its facility in September. Novelis, a key supplier of automotive-grade aluminum ...
DETROIT (Reuters) -Ford Motor is pausing production next week at the Dearborn, Michigan, plant that makes its F-150 Lightning electric pickup, a change a union official at the plant says is related to ...
DETROIT, Oct 8 (Reuters) - A fire at a New York aluminum plant that is expected to affect production of Ford Motor's F-150 truck for months will sap up to $1 billion from the automaker's earnings, ...
An overnight fire incident at an Aluminium plant in New York State operated by Atlanta-based company Novelis has rendered about 40% of the plant offline until early next year, The Wall Street Journal ...