"Ford's EV-Free Strategy Boosts Profits by 50%"
TL;DR
Ford's push into electric vehicles (EVs) is impacting its profit margins, with its EV division, Model e, reporting a net loss of $4.7 billion last year and projecting a loss of $5 billion to $5.5 billion this year. The company aims to strike a balance between current profitable vehicles and future EVs, with CEO Jim Farley emphasizing a shift towards smaller, more efficient EVs and a focus on cost and efficiency to compete with affordable Tesla and Chinese OEMs.
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