The Latest Breaking News from Jim Farley

“Customers are not interested in a $75,000 electric vehicle,

Even though its direct competition has all but disappeared in recent years, the Mustang isn’t doing so well in America. Ford sold only 23,551 cars in the first half of the year in the United States, down 14.2 percent compared to the first six months of 2024. But there’s more…

Editor’s Note: Story headline revised for clarity on CEO's remarks

A growing U.S. battery surplus and delayed factory plans that could reshape America’s EV supply chain.

Ford was one of several automakers initially committed to integrating Apple CarPlay Ultra in its vehicles. It's been over two years, and the technology hasn't taken off as expected. Aston Martin was the first to officially adopt CarPlay Ultra earlier this year, but you likely won't see it in a…

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, speaking at Ford’s event on Tuesday, warned that she’s “very sober” about the stakes: “China will dominate.”

During the UAW strike of 2023, Farley said he was shocked by what he heard: “Old-timers in our plants were saying, ‘It’s no longer a career, Mr. Farley.’”

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) is one of the automotive companies committed to Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) and its CarPlay connected vehicle platform.

The $4 trillion tech CEO warns the future won’t be powered by tech bros—but rather the blue-collar workers.

Ford (NYSE:F) CEO Jim Farley isn't worried about Tesla. He's worried about China. In his words, Chinese automakers are the "700-pound gorilla" of the electric vehicles (EVs) industry because they offer “great innovation at a low cost.”

Jim Farley said Ford is considering Apple’s all-in-one software solution, but that he didn’t like “the execution in round one.”