Mustang Mach-E: The only Ford EV model with increased sales, up 11% year-over-year.
F-150 Lightning: Sales plummeted by 42% in May, with only 1,902 units sold.
E-Transit: Sales experienced a dramatic 97% drop, with just 97 units sold.
Year-to-Date EV Sales: 34,132 units, down 8.3% compared to the same period in 2024.
In order to break even, Ford must sell 100,000 units of each type per year. This is the reason why Ford loses $1 billion each quarter for making EV.
@c8 this is funny asf man
I really want to get an F-150 Lightning but my status in society puts it out of my reach. The cost to the company is high, and the cost to the customer is higher. Went to a dealer to see if I could get a deal on one sitting for almost 6 months on the lot and they told me to be man and overpay, the Lightnings are flying off the lot. Completely delusional.
"Year-to-Date EV Sales: 34,132 units, down 8.3% compared to the same period in 2024"
Wow 34,132 id--ts bought Ford EVs so far in 2025
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/03/02/ford-plans-to-produce-2-million-evs-generate-10percent-operating-profit-by-2026.html
We won’t be close to having produced the first million in 2026, and will be closing a battery plant or two.
@ar Jim Farley said Ford will be making 2 millions EV per year by 2026. Ford still have 7 months to go till 2026. There is a chance.
Wasn't the goal 1 million EVs sold/year by 2026?
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