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Ford Motor reported a 9.9% increase in second-quarter sales compared to the previous year, with robust sales of its F-Series trucks driving the growth. The company sold 531,662 vehicles between April and June, marking a significant improvement from the supply chain-related challenges faced in the same period last year.
Ford’s F-Series trucks surged by 34% during the quarter, including a noteworthy surge in sales of the all-electric F-150 Lightning, which more than doubled. Truck sales saw a 23% increase in the year’s first half compared to 2022.
However, overall EV sales for the quarter dipped by 2.8% due to supply constraints of the Mach-E caused by factory retooling. Ford aims to significantly boost its EV production and turn a profit in its EV business by the end of 2026 as part of its larger plan for the future. π»