Ford's Flexible UEV Platform Could Spawn a Fiesta-Sized EV
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Ford’s Universal Electric Vehicle (UEV) platform is designed to underpin a family of vehicles—from the new midsize Fathom pickup to a Fiesta-sized compact EV—using flexible battery chemistries beyond LFP and offering rear- or all-wheel drive. Ford is investing about $2 billion to retool its Louisville plant for UEV production. While specifics and model names are speculative, the modular platform aims to revive affordable small cars and broaden Ford’s EV lineup beyond SUVs and pickups.
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