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Ford's sustainability efforts have set a high bar in the industry. They recently reminded us that Ford's purpose “has always been bigger than building vehicles.” Their vision is to foster a “better world” long into the future, and they're starting today with tangible sustainability initiatives.

 
Ford has long been at the forefront of the auto industry and stands among the world's most recognizable brands. Thanks to its high-quality vehicles, Ford has transformed automotive markets in the U.S. and beyond. Manufacturers are breaking new ground by boosting electric vehicle (EV) production.

 
The recent wildfires in Los Angeles, CA, caused widespread and devastating damage, leaving many without homes and numerous businesses in ruins. Even with the severe losses from the fires, the local community has found support from the auto industry, including the classic American automaker Ford Motors. Ford has announced plans to help affected community members and first responders as they work to recover and rebuild after the devastation.

 
Ford Motor Company isn't just associated with iconic cars like the Ford Mustang or modern-day innovations like the Ford Lightning. The brand also has a strong record of philanthropy that dates back to Ford's very beginnings. As a company, Ford's presence in the community has meant more than just factories and workers. It means that communities build Ford, and Ford builds communities.

 
Ford has long been recognized as one of the most iconic car manufacturers in the world. Yet, this doesn't mean the company has slowed down in terms of innovation. Recently, Ford rolled out a strategy focusing on electric vehicles to boost its market share, improve profits, and reduce its carbon footprint.

 
With numerous commercial vehicles covering extensive distances daily on North American roads, the electrification of these fleets holds significant environmental advantages. A key impediment to businesses embracing fleet electrification has been the insufficient infrastructure. Ford Pro has recently collaborated with Xcel Energy to substantially increase the availability of charging stations. Moreover, businesses in specific states stand to gain from alleviating fees linked to upgrading their fleets.

 
Electric vehicles (EVs) have taken the automotive world by storm in recent years, driven by technological advancements and growing environmental concerns. However, despite their numerous benefits, myths and misconceptions about electric vehicles still persist.

 
Ford and SK Innovation have announced the formation of the joint venture, BlueOval SK. This groundbreaking partnership will solidify Ford and SK's leadership in the global electric vehicle (EV) market by developing, manufacturing, and supplying advanced batteries for Ford's growing portfolio of electrified vehicles. With this move, Ford and SK further demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and innovation as they strive to create a better future for generations.

 
DTE Energy and Ford Motor Company have announced the largest renewable energy purchase. It is record-breaking for a utility in U.S. history. The two companies teamed up to buy wind energy from DTE Energy in Michigan.

Consumer Reports recently calculated the total cost of ownership for electric vehicles. Included are sale price, depreciation, fuel, and maintenance. They found that EVs cost less to own and operate over the years than the average new car.