Ford is trying to woo the electric vehicle-curious by offering free home chargers and installation to buyers of EVs through the end of the year, the company ...
DETROIT - Ford is trying to woo the electric vehicle-curious by offering free home chargers and installation to buyers of EVs through the end of the year, the company said on Monday.
"We spend all this time in the industry talking about charging on the road, and yet we kind of overlooked the most basic charging solution for America," Farley said. The carmaker canceled a much-touted three-row electric SUV in August to slash spending, although the move could cost the automaker about $1.9 billion in the near-term.
Customers who purchase a Ford EV in the fourth quarter and already have a home charger or live in an apartment will be eligible to receive a $2,000 cash equivalent from dealers, Ford said.Former president Donald Trump’s pal Laura Loomer, the Islamophobic far-right internet personality who eats dog food, excoriated MAGA Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene Sunday after Greene joined Trump at a college football game as her state of Georgia reeled from the impact of Hurricane Helene.
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