Ford to Slash 4,000 European Jobs Amid EV Market Challenges
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Ford is cutting 4,000 jobs in Europe, including 800 in the UK, due to slowing electric vehicle sales and increased competition from China. The cuts, affecting 14% of its European workforce, will be completed by 2027 and will impact product development and administrative roles. Ford has also reduced production plans for new electric models, citing weak economic conditions and lower demand. The company is calling for more supportive policies for electric mobility in Europe, including better charging infrastructure and incentives.
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