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Ford to use its Universal EV Production System to produce the new Fathom electric pickup

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Ford to use its Universal EV Production System to produce the new Fathom electric pickup

🌍✨ Ford to use its Universal EV Production System to produce the new Fathom electric pickup

Why we’re watching: When it comes to electrification, US automakers’ progress resembles the jerky dance seen in a comedic representation of a beginning driver: step on the accelerator, suddenly slam on the brakes—ouch!—then cautiously start creeping forward again.

Last December, Ford signaled a strategic retreat from the EV market, cancelling production of its F-150 Lightning electric pickup and ominously renaming its Tennessee Electric Vehicle Center the Tennessee Truck Plant (and writing off almost 20 billion bucks… 💚

More recently, the company announced that it would launch a new midsize electric pickup called the Fathom.

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🔭 What to watch next

  • 📌 Key signal: When it comes to electrification, US automakers’ progress resembles the jerky dance seen in a comedic representation of a beginning driver: step…
  • ✅ Watch for measurable follow-through, not just announcements.
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Reporting curated for GreenTV. Original reporting via Charged EVs.

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