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Ford To Invest $2B In Kentucky Plant

Ford invests $5B in Kentucky and Michigan plants for new 'affordable' electric pickup truck production

Ford's CEO says the auto maker's latest multi-billion dollar investment is moving "completely different than" Henry Ford's centuries-old assembly line.

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Ford hits the pedal on EV production with $2 billion overhaul of Kentucky plant

Ford said its combined investment of about $5 billion at the Kentucky assembly plant and Michigan battery plant is expected to create or secure nearly 4,000 direct jobs between the two plants while strengthening the domestic supply chain with dozens of new U.S.-based suppliers.

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Ford to build new EV truck at Louisville, Ky., plant, invest $2B

Ford announced Monday it will invest $2 billion and secure nearly 2,200 jobs in a Louisville, Ky., assembly plant that will build affordable electric vehicles.

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Louisville police searching for Ford sedan after fatal hit-and-run crash with bicyclist

Louisville police are looking for a Ford Taurus in connection to a fatal hit-and-run crash involving a bicyclist earlier this ...

Ford invertirá casi $2.000 millones en planta de Kentucky para fabricar vehículos eléctricos

Ford Motor Co. invertirá casi 2.000 millones de dólares en la reconversión de una fábrica en Kentucky para producir ...

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Ford’s $30,000 EV pickup signals the end of these popular gas SUVs

Ford has invested around $5 billion in its Louisville Assembly Complex, creating nearly 4,000 jobs, as it prepares for its next generation of electric vehicles. It will begin with Ford’s new midsize ...

Ford deepens EV investment as incentives vanish: 'The training wheels are coming off'

Ford Motor Co. is still betting billions on building electric vehicles in Kentucky, even as the industry loses federal backing.

In 'Model T moment,' Ford to ditch traditional moving assembly line for EV production

In what CEO Jim Farley called a 'Model T moment,' the company that popularized assembly lines is turning in a new direction ...

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