Ford thinks bigger is not always better

05/25/2024, 6:29 AM
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Ford thinks bigger is not always better

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Ford is backing away from giant electric trucks and betting on smaller EVs to become a more dominant player in this market and catch up with the likes of Tesla and China's EV players.

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