Ford Motor

Ford CEO Jim Farley's Plan to Make Model e Profitable by 2029: Inspired by BYD Cost Strategy.

Ford's EV Pivot: A New Focus on Hybrids and Geely Talks

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Ford Motor's $19.5 Billion EV Pivot and Hybrid Shift: Implications for Shareholders

Ford to Launch 5 New Cars Under $40K by 2030, Including Electric Truck.

Catalyst<ul> <li>A MACD Golden Cross signal occurred on January 6th, indicating a potential bullish bias for F.</li> <li>Fundamental factors such as strong cash reserves relative to market value and high net profit margin suggest solid underlying financial health.</li></ul>Risk<ul> <li>Technical indicators show bearish signals are dominant with four negative signals versus one positive, suggesting downward pressure.</li> <li>Analyst ratings are relatively neutral with four out of six analysts rating F as Neutral, indicating limited consensus on upward momentum.</li></ul>

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Ford CEO Jim Farley aims to make Model e profitable by 2029, inspired by BYD's cost strategy. Ford is pivoting away from fully electric vehicles, recording a $19.5 billion write down on EV-related assets. Ford plans to launch five new cars under $40,000 by 2030, including an electric midsize pickup truck in 2027. Ford is in talks with Geely to share factory space in Europe and collaborate on technology development. Ford discontinued its pure electric F-150 Lightning and took a $19.5 billion EV-related charge.

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