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Sixty-two years ago today, Ford unveiled the Mustang at the 1964 World's Fair for just $2,368, creating the most successful car launch since the Model A. What started as a European-inspired design became America's most iconic muscle car, selling 400,000 units in its first year.
Ford Racing's electric Mustang just tore down a quarter mile in 6.87 seconds at 221 mph, setting a new world record for electric vehicles. The 2,200-horsepower beast shows how far EV performance technology has come in just one year.
Ford just built an electric dragster that tears through a quarter mile faster than any EV in history. The Mustang Cobra Jet 2200 blazed the track in 6.87 seconds at 221 miles per hour.
Ford's newest electric drag racer just became the fastest EV on Earth, screaming through a quarter mile in 6.87 seconds at 221 mph. The breakthrough shows electric powertrains can now outpace anything on the strip.
Ford's all-electric Mustang Cobra Jet 2200 just became the quickest and fastest electric vehicle in quarter-mile drag racing history. The groundbreaking run hit 222.36 mph at North Carolina's zMAX Dragway, proving EVs can dominate the world's most demanding motorsport.
Switching from a gas Ford Escape to an electric Mustang Mach-E could save drivers over $1,300 annually in fuel costs. The difference becomes even more dramatic when electricity prices stay low and gas prices rise.
Two lifelong Ford fans discovered electric vehicles and now refuse to return to gas engines. Their experiences highlight why EV drivers rarely switch back, even as Ford races to build more affordable options.
Ford just previewed its most ambitious project yet: a spacious mid-size electric pickup starting around $30,000. The affordable EV, built on Ford's new Universal platform, aims to compete with lower-cost Chinese brands while offering more space than a Toyota RAV4.
Ford is bringing back its popular Escape crossover in 2029, but this time it's going all-electric with a mission to make EVs affordable for everyday families. The move could transform one of America's most competitive vehicle segments while giving the automaker a fresh start in the electric market.
Ford just announced plans to fill American factories with five brand-new affordable vehicles by 2030, all priced under $40,000. The lineup includes an electric pickup starting at just $30,000, marking a major shift toward making EVs accessible to everyday drivers.
The UK's beloved Ford Fiesta, discontinued in 2023, could be making a comeback as an affordable electric vehicle. Ford's European president strongly hinted the iconic name will return as part of a major shift back to building cars for everyday drivers.
Ford is betting big on affordable electric vehicles with a new mid-sized pickup launching next year at just $30,000. The automaker is investing $5 billion and creating 4,000 jobs to build what CEO Jim Farley calls one of the most important projects in company history.
Professional golfer Nasa Hataoka scored a rare hole-in-one during the third round of the Ford Championship and drove away with a brand new Ford Bronco. The ace added excitement to an already thrilling tournament weekend.
A California auto shop owner spent two years and $40,000 converting a classic Ford Mustang into a fully electric Tesla with working self-driving software. The project proves Tesla's advanced technology can work in vehicles it was never designed for.
Ford is using Formula One physics and a creative "bounty" system to build affordable electric vehicles that actually make money. Their new approach could finally bring a $30,000 electric truck to American driveways.
After a tough year of setbacks, Ford is pushing forward with an affordable electric pickup that could finally match gas trucks on price. The new model will cost around $30,000 and travel 300 miles on a single charge.
Ford is proving that smaller can be better when it comes to electric vehicle batteries. The automaker is using innovations from a tiny startup to build a more affordable electric truck launching in 2027.
As global fuel prices surge, Ford CEO Jim Farley reveals why the automaker is doubling down on budget-friendly electric vehicles. The strategy is already paying off in unexpected ways.
Ford just revealed how its upcoming electric pickup will travel farther than any truck on the road today while costing thousands less than competitors. The secret? Fighter jet engineering and some seriously clever design tricks.
Ford is developing an affordable electric pickup truck with a $30,000 price tag, aiming to compete with incoming Chinese EVs and make electric vehicles accessible to everyday Americans. The compact truck, built on a new back-to-basics platform, could arrive as soon as 2026.
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