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10.09.26 - 16:06
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Ford CEO Farley Does More To Wreck The Company (24/7 Wall St.)
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Ford (NYSE: F) was on a roll, briefly. It dropped out of the expensive EV race after pledging $30 billion in investment. Ford Energy, a battery storage business, was a solution for energy needs for installations like AI data centers. Even Jim Cramer liked it. He gushed, “We know that demand for these big backup […]...
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10.09.26 - 10:00
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V2G: Was Kunden wollen und was der Markt anbietet (PV Magazine)
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pv+: Die ersten kommerziellen Vehicle-to-Grid-Angebote sind gestartet. BMW, Ford, Renault oder Octopus Energy versprechen Einnahmen für angeschlossene Elektroautos und machen Fahrzeugbatterien zu einem Teil des Energiesystems. Doch die Modelle unterscheiden sich bei Vergütung und Transparenz. Für Installateure entsteht damit ein neues Beratungsfeld zwischen Wallbox, Stromtarif und Energiemanagement....
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09.09.26 - 17:45
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Ford: Duffy criticism over deals with China ′wrongheaded attempt to capture headlines′ (The Hill)
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Ford Motor Company on Tuesday accused Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy of spreading inaccurate information to drum up public scrutiny after Duffy criticized the automaker's business ties with China. In a recent letter to the auto company's chief executive, Jim Farley, Duffy expressed “profound concern” with Ford's “reliance on technologies of foreign adversaries.” “When a company......
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09.09.26 - 17:12
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Washington will Fords chinesische Partner vor die Tür setzen (Electrive)
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Unter Fords Kooperationspartnern sind derzeit einige Namen, die der US-Regierung in Washington gar nicht gefallen: CATL liefert Technologie für die künftige Batterieproduktion in Michigan. Mit Geely arbeitet Ford inzwischen auch in Europa zusammen. US-Verkehrsminister Sean Duffy würde die chinesischen Geschäftspartner am liebsten loswerden....
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09.09.26 - 16:06
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Ford Finally Runs Out Of EVs (24/7 Wall St.)
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Ford's (NYSE: F) first attempt to conquer the EV world was supposed to cost $30 billion. By the end of the decade, a huge share of its new-car sales would be EVs. They would sell hundreds of thousands a year. They even used two of their iconic brands for EV launches. The F-150 Lightning was […]...
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