Ford Motor Stock News

Billionaire investor George Soros's investment fund sold stakes in electric-vehicle makers Tesla and Rivian in the quarter ended Sept. 30 — instead preferring to open a fresh position in legacy automaker Ford, according to a securities filing released late Friday.

"We are in trouble in our country. We are not talking about this enough," Ford CEO Jim Farley told the "Office Hours: Business Edition" podcast.

Reports have surfaced that Ford may end production of its electric F-150 Lightning, the most popular EV pickup truck in the U.S. The rumors come just two months after Ford announced an upcoming EV platform for new models. Ford is betting on EVs at a time of slowing demand and the absence of federal tax credit incentives for buyers.

A fire at a supplier plant has caused significant production disruption. Ford is considering discontinuing the F-150 Lightning.

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Am Ende geht es schneller als gedacht.

Despite losing billions of dollars on EVs each year, Ford vows to move forward — armed with new knowledge of consumer preferences and the competitive scene.

Ford CEO Jim Farley said he got so humbled by the competition that he realized he needed to overhaul his company or risk falling behind.