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In a move to prioritize more affordable mass-market EVs, Ford is delaying production of its next-generation electric full-size van and pickup truck to 2028.
From Tokyo to London, many consumers see American offerings as too big and too gas-guzzling. That view has made Chevrolets and Cadillacs a hard sell.
Ford is extended the delay to launch two next-generation EVs to focus on making smaller, more affordable models.
The follow-ups to the F-150 Lightning and E-Transit were originally due in 2025, but both electric models are now pushed back.