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Ford's quarterly earnings miss forecasts, CEO sees stronger year in 2026
Ford plans new lower-cost EVs and hybrids after a $4.8 billion loss in 2025, with EV sales falling 14%, aiming for stronger results in 2026.
- Ford reported a fourth-quarter net loss of $11.1 billion, mainly due to large write-downs on its electric vehicle programs.
- The losses resulted from restructuring its electric vehicle business, a fire at an aluminum supplier, and tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.
- Ford anticipates incurring about $2 billion in costs this year due to tariffs, particularly affecting aluminum used in its F-150 trucks.
- Following Tesla's lead, US automakers including Ford invested heavily in electric vehicles amidst ongoing losses in that sector.
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Ford CEO says 'the customer has spoken' after its EV business lost nearly $5 billion last year
Jim Farley is guiding Ford onto an entirely new EV pathway. It comes after the automaker consistently lost billions on its all-electric cars.Bill Pugliano/Getty ImagesFord's CEO says American customers "have spoken" after the automaker released a slate of large EVs to lackluster sales.Ford reported $4.8 billion in annual losses for its EV division. It expects to lose another $4 billion to $5 billion this year.The company is rolling out a new lin…
American car giant Ford ended the fourth quarter of last year with a loss of $11.1 billion (around €9.3 billion), after having a profit of $1.8 billion in the same period the previous year. Sales fell by five percent to $45.9 billion (€38.5 billion).
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Poor sales of e-cars and US President Donald Trump's customs policy have caused Ford a high loss in the past quarter. Now, austerity and focus on hybrid models are to help.
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