Throughout the United States, Ford dealerships now have the ability to use remote viewing technology that equips them to receive real-time assistance from staff at the Ford Technical Assistance Center (TAC) to help with making customer repairs.

Ford recently announced that it is revealing a new way to pay homage to some of the company’s classic trucks and their iconic legacies. To celebrate 75 years of F-Series trucks, Ford just unveiled the official 2023 F-150 Heritage Edition. This pickup, which is set to become available sometime this year, is a new take on the very popular and highly-collectible 1970s and ’80s two-tone exterior paint styles.

Ford recently announced its partnership with the United Auto Workers union toward adding over 6,200 new manufacturing jobs in the Midwest. Additionally, Ford will invest $3.7 billion in the region to prepare for the production of vehicles like the innovative new Mustang.

The new Ford F-150 Lightning is about to get even better than expected. Recently, Ford announced that its all-electric pickup truck will offer greater horsepower and a bigger payload capacity than first described. The truck’s standard-range battery pack will also get a performance boost, providing 452 hp instead of 426, with the extended-range pack producing 580 hp from a previous 563. In addition, these pickups will be equipped with an extra 235 pounds for an ultimate payload capacity of 2,235 pounds.

As the entire automotive industry makes the challenging shift toward the future of all-electric vehicle production, it’s no wonder Ford makes this year’s TIME100 Most Influential Companies list. With the slogan “Electrifying Everything,” Ford is a shoe-in for this year due to the company pursuing for more green-focused change in a carbon-heavy industry. The annual TIME list tracks the businesses and corporations that are shaping the world for good, based on general factors like “relevance, impact, innovation, leadership, ambition, and success.”

Showing its raw capability before hitting dealerships later this year, the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning has been enduring rigorous cold weather testing in Alaska. The pickup’s evaluation program is generally focused on testing the powertrain, according to a Ford press release.