#Ford is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 230 people shared 851 posts with it — around 28 a day. Activity is down 10% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 23 with 60 posts.
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Ontario's top bureaucrat criticizes Doug Ford over Washington trip | CBC News
Ontario's top bureaucrat is admonishing PC Leader Doug Ford and his staff for allegedly trying to use his Washington D.C. trip last week to the party's advantage in the election campaign.
www.thestar.com
Ford government scrapped Toronto affordable housing requirements after pushback from three REITs, documents show
Rules requiring affordable housing were rewritten by the Doug Ford government after at least two REITs warned the quotas could result in no new housing built at all.
taz.de
Ford setzt auf E-Autos: Was Trump sagt? Ist Ford egal
Auch ohne die bisherige Förderung sieht der US-Autobauer Ford seine Zukunft in der Elektromobilität. Ein E-Pickup soll das Zugpferd werden.
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Ford 🚙🔥 Bronco | “We Ride” Campaign Breakdown 2026
✓ Watch Video Ford 🚙🔥 Bronco | “We Ride” Campaign Breakdown commercial 2026Discover the full cast, actors, and song...
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ford adventure starts home ford bronco® + ford bronco sport® 2026
✓ Watch Video Ford Adventure Starts at Home | Ford Bronco® + Ford Bronco Sport® commercial 2026Discover the full cast, actors, and song...
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Ford launches affordable EV pickup to compete with Chinese manufacturers
Ford Motor Company is set to launch a new mid-size electric vehicle pickup truck, the Ford Fathom, priced under $40,000 in Canada after federal rebates. This strategy aims to address affordability concerns by offering a more cost-competitive option compared to existing EVs like Tesla and BYD models. The Fathom, priced at around $38,690 in Canada, will be the first of Ford's new EV platform family, with pre-orders opening in early 2027 and deliveries starting in autumn 2027. This move follows Ford's decision to abandon its all-electric F-150 Lightning pickup, which was more expensive than traditional gas-powered models. Analysts note that Chinese automakers like BYD have significantly reduced EV costs through lower battery and manufacturing expenses, prompting established brands to rethink their approaches. The new EV line is positioned as a mass-market solution, contrasting with earlier high-cost electric trucks. With used truck prices in Canada averaging around $47,000, Ford's strategy targets consumers already considering vehicle purchases, potentially disrupting the market dominated by pricier EVs.
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