The Louisville Convention is scheduled for a broad restart later this year to produce a new Ford EV model. After the escape is excluded, Ford will improve the center to launch the whole new EV.
What's new EV will build in Louisville?
Since 2022, Ford has received three electric cars available in the US. Mustang Mach-e, IF-150 Lightning, and e-Transit. However, that can change soon.
According to Todd Dunn, the President of Uaw Local Local 862, the Ford's Louisville plant is likely to see some major changes later this year.
Dunn told Courder Journal That replacement may take more than 10 months. The Ford is expected to start improving in December where the escape and Lincoln Corse, made from this plant, closed.
Although the Ford is currently sure to ensure retaliation, according to Dunn, the rest will affect approximately 2,300 workers in the plant. It is expected to be temporarily assigned during exchange, but Dunn said they would be able to receive the benefits of unemployment and will be able to draw unemployment.
The renewal is part of the UAW and 2023 agreement and making the Louisville Strake One of Formort of Future Tool Tool.
In that EV, Dunn still does not know that the Ford will formally declare. Since the Ford has already been closer to the electric plans and folds three, that goes out.
The Ford plans to introduce the first model on its low-tidden platform for longtime, Midize electric, 2027. But it is expected to build in Tennessee. The new “improved” van is enhanced in Ohio and comes out the following year.
So, what is the new EV of the odd EV of Louisvville? Ford spokesman Jess Ech was told This page Courier-Journal last year that The company “is committed to a new electric car” in a plant but said, “We will share information next to presentation.”
The news came behind the Ford's Mustang Mach-e kept its highest quarter of the quarter from the introduction, 11,607 units were sold three months in the first three months of 2024. On the other hand, 7%.
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