Summary: Ford (F) recently announced another recall; this time recalling over 83,000 vehicles.
Ford canceled or postponed much of its big plan for electric vehicles, but not all. Ford still expects to bring a range of affordable EVs to market, starting with a new $30,000 pickup truck next year.
Ford Motor (F) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?
F embeds AI across design, engineering and sales, using decades of data, generative tools and Ford Pro AI to speed simulations, aid support and optimize fleets.
The National Transportation Safety Board will hold a March 31 hearing to determine the probable cause of two fatal crashes involving Ford Motor's advanced driver assistance system BlueCruise.
Ford is launching a new AI system for its Pro commercial paid subscribers. The automaker said the goal is to help customers increase efficiency and profits and reduce vehicle downtimes by allowing them to more easily analyze their businesses and operations.
Ford Motor (F) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
Ford (NYSE: F) just wrapped Q4 2025 with a headline-grabbing $11.10 billion GAAP net loss driven by $15.50 billion in special charges, while Winnebago (NYSE: WGO) reported a Q1 FY2026 earnings surprise that flipped it from a $0.03 adjusted loss a year ago to $0.38 adjusted EPS.
F expects $5-$6 billion free cash flow in 2026, up about $2 billion, driven by higher auto profits and tariff-related payments.
F, GM and STLA are watching oil top $100 as the U.S.-Iran conflict threatens higher gas prices and weaker demand for trucks and SUVs.
U.S. auto sales momentum is slowing amid economic uncertainty and weak EV demand. See how Ford and General Motors are positioning for growth.
Ford's February EV sales plunged 71% as F-150 Lightning demand collapsed. F scales back electric ambitions and refocuses on hybrids and ICE models.