Ford supplier cuts jobs in Michigan as some work sent to India
A Ford supplier in Sterling Heights, Michigan, filed a notice with the state that it's permanently laying off more than 150 people because some of the business is going to...
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Ford posts double-digit percentage sales drop in July
Ford Motor Co. reported a more than 10% decrease in U.S. sales year-over-year for July from the impacts of the Escape crossover's cancellation.
Ford sees big improvement in J.D. Power Initial Quality Study
Ford was the mainstream auto brand with the highest initial quality in J.D. Power's latest study, a milestone for the Dearborn automaker's years-long effort to turn around its quality issues...
Less remote work propels automakers in supplier relations, study says
Increased in-office work requirements helped propel improved supplier relations for the first time in 26 years for all six major automakers included in an annual index.
A new microchip shortage is looming. Automakers are racing to prepare.
Automotive industry analysts are forecasting another microchip shortage in the coming months, which could increase risks for production halts as costs skyrocket.
Ford introduces new electronic system to support eyes-free driving
Ford Motor Co. says eyes-off and hands-off autonomous driving will be road-ready in 2028, and it'll introduce new artificial intelligence-powered features to its current customers starting this year.
Ford’s new Dearborn world headquarters to help the automaker operate differently
Dubbed “the Hub,” the glass-faced building anchors a campus that fosters collaboration between employees across different teams, speeds up movement of people and vehicles, and helps attract top talent.
Labor costs, shortage, increasing reliability: Why we’re seeing more robots inside plants
In 2022, the global automotive industry installed 135,000 new industrial robotics, according to the International Federation of Robotics. The only industry to surpass that installation rate was electronics.
A bumpy ride for EVs, autonomous vehicles throws workers out of jobs
The staff moves signal recalibration after EV sales and autonomous technology performance have failed to keep pace with industry expectations.
Stellantis calls United Auto Workers’ demands a ‘losing proposition’
The chief operating officer in North America for the maker of Jeep SUVs and Ram pick-up trucks on Friday called the United Auto Workers' initial set of demands in contract...