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When the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic first broke out, the Ford Motor Company couldn’t just sit idly by without offering all the assistance it could.
In an effort to alleviate the stress put on communities by the outbreak, Ford launched the Ford Motor Company Fund’s COVID-19 Donation Match program. In doing so, the company set a lofty $1 million expectation for itself.
Recently, Ford has teamed up with the revolutionary artificial intelligence company Argo AI in order to continue their leadership role in the ongoing development of self-driving vehicle technology.
As part of their mission to work directly with cities as this futuristic technology begins to draw closer to launch, the innovative tech company decided to invite Bryan Barnett, current mayor of Rochester Hills, Michigan and the new president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors, to Detroit for an exclusive ride in the company’s latest self-driving test vehicle.
“Few people know cities like mayors do,” wrote Peter Rander, the president…
Ford CEO Jim Hacket, Volkswagen CEO Dr. Hebert Diess, and Bryan Salesky Argo AI CEO stood on stage together in New York on July 13. The three executives announced what could be the biggest shift in the automotive industry since the time of Henry Ford himself.
With the advent of Digit the delivery robot, it seems more and more like Ford is getting invested in robotics. Perhaps this is a glimpse into the autonomous future that Ford hopes to build. Ford has been adamant about incorporating its tech into projects outside of those with four wheels. Today we’re taking a look at one of those projects, a little robot called Survival.
The past ten years could be called the online shopping revolution. In just 2018 alone, the U.S. Postal Service alone delivered more than 6 billion packages: double that it was handling a decade ago.
This might seem great, “Business is booming, people are spending money!” You’re right, it is great, but it also puts a ton of pressure on delivery systems. But, in an effort to help Ford has teamed up with Agility Robotics based in Albany OR. Agility Robotics specializes in, well, robotics.
Rivian announced the equity investment on April 24, and in addition to the investment the two companies plan to work together to create an all-new, next generation battery powered electric vehicle for Ford’s growing profile of EVs (electronic vehicles).
The 2019 Ranger is quickly climbing the truck chain to the top with great sales and happy drivers, but now Ford is making things even more desirable with the addition of the Black Appearance Package. The new custom package will give Ranger buyers more options to match their personal style!
On March 1 Ford’s new marketing campaign “Tough Has More Fun” started. It’s for the 2019 Ranger and is meant to engage with all the adventurers out there.
Captured by the outdoor exploration powerhouse Outside TV the new ads spotlight 15 professional adventurers using the all-new Ford Ranger as the number one piece of gear for their outings.
Social spots and TV ads includes snowboarders sliding down Seattle mountains at maximum speeds without traditional bindings and crossing tough terrain to reach that ever sought after fresh powder in the new Ranger...
Ford continues to push the envelope on what the future of vehicle design and development will be. In order to more efficiently design and craft new vehicles, Ford is exploring using a virtual reality design tool known as Gravity Sketch. Instead of using pen and paper to draw up new sketches for future vehicles, artists will be able to immediately see their designs in a three dimensional space and interact with it using the virtual tools.
Ford Motor Company is investing a whopping $1 billion in Chicago Assembly and Stamping Plants and adding a substantial 500 new jobs as it prepares to launch three highly anticipated SUVs that will go on sale later this year.
The additional 500 jobs will bring the total employment at the two plants to about 5,8000 Ford employees.
