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Ford's sustainability work is legendary in the industry. They recently expressed that Ford's purpose "has always been bigger than building vehicles." They want to craft a "better world" in the years to come, and they're doing that now by focusing on sustainability projects.

 
Ford is a pioneer in the auto industry and one of the most recognized brands worldwide. With its quality vehicles, Ford has revolutionized auto markets in the U.S. and around the globe. Now, automakers are venturing into new territory by increasing the production of electric vehicles (EVs).

 
The recent wildfires in Los Angeles, CA, had wide-ranging and devastating impacts that left many homeless and businesses destroyed. Despite all the losses suffered in the wildfires, the local community has support from the auto industry, including classic American automaker Ford Motors. Ford has announced plans to assist impacted community members and first responders as they work to recover and rebuild from the devastation.

 
Ford Motor Company isn't just associated with iconic cars like the Ford Mustang or modern-day innovations like the Ford Lightning. The brand also has a strong record of philanthropy that dates back to Ford's very beginnings. As a company, Ford's presence in the community has meant more than just factories and workers. It means that communities build Ford, and Ford builds communities.

 
For the last several decades, Ford has been one of the best-known automakers in the world. However, this doesn't mean that the company lacks what it takes to innovate and continue to be a leader in the car manufacturing space. Recently, Ford unveiled a strategy that involves using electric cars to increase market share while improving profitability and decreasing its carbon footprint.

 
With many commercial vehicles traveling hundreds of miles per day on North American roads, electrifying these fleets can have far-reaching benefits for the health of the planet. One of the most significant obstacles that has prevented many businesses from electrifying their fleets is the need for more infrastructure. Recently, Ford Pro has partnered with Xcel Energy to expand the number of charging stations available dramatically. In addition, businesses in select states could benefit from offsetting fees associated with upgrading their fleets.

 
The automotive world has witnessed a surge in the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) in recent years, driven by technological advancements and mounting environmental concerns. Despite their numerous advantages, a set of myths and misconceptions surrounding electric vehicles still needs to be addressed.

 
With the most technologically advanced and most effective car production complex in its 118-year history, Ford will provide electrified zero-emission automobiles to American consumers on a significant scale. The BlueOval City complex will be built in west Tennessee. It has a nearly 6-square-mile location that will produce sophisticated batteries and the next generation of electric F-Series pickup trucks. Additionally, a new BlueOval SK Battery Park with twin battery facilities will be constructed in central Kentucky to power a new range of Ford and Lincoln EVs.

The two companies are partnering to buy 550 megawatts of wind energy from the DTE Energy farm. The wind farm is developing in Michigan.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming popular as drivers look for more sustainable options. But many people are still hesitant to switch to an EV because of the perceived higher cost of ownership. In reality, EVs can be more affordable than traditional gasoline cars. Both in the short- and long-term.