Ford’s Next Affordable Model Could Be a $25,000 Hybrid SUV
Ford is reportedly exploring a low-cost hybrid SUV aimed near $25,000, a move that could give shoppers a more attainable alternative as new-car prices remain high.
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Ford is reportedly exploring a low-cost hybrid SUV aimed near $25,000, a move that could give shoppers a more attainable alternative as new-car prices remain high.
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BYD moved ahead of Ford in first-half 2026 global market-share rankings, underscoring how quickly China’s largest carmakers are gaining scale beyond their home market.
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Geely is preparing two Europe-focused electric SUVs for production in Spain from 2028, a move that could lower tariff exposure and give Ford’s Valencia factory more volume.
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Ford’s Valencia factory is set for a major reset through a manufacturing partnership with Geely, bringing four new models to Spain and a multi-energy family crossover expected around 2029.
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Stellantis has put a pickup veteran in charge of Ram as the brand prepares for new electrified trucks, a tougher retail market, and renewed investment under its long-range product plan.
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As the USMCA enters its 2026 review, Ford is pressing for trade rules that better reward automakers investing in U.S. assembly plants, workers, and supply chains.
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Hyundai’s new three-row electric SUV is still a relatively low-volume model, but its May sales jump and conquest activity suggest family EV shoppers are widening their search beyond familiar brands.
Read moreFord is recalling select Fusion and Focus vehicles because a transmission fluid leak could raise the risk of a fire. Owners should check their VIN and arrange a free dealer repair when notified.
Read moreFord is recalling roughly 100,000 F-150 pickups after an internal review found some trucks may have been recorded as fixed without receiving a complete repair.
Read moreFord has begun producing lithium iron phosphate battery cells in the United States using licensed CATL technology, a step meant to lower EV costs and support a future affordable electric truck.
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