Ford

What Ford makes

Ford is an American vehicle maker that its own corporate site says has operated for more than 120 years, founded by Henry Ford. The group presents itself through several named parts: the Ford brand for cars, trucks and SUVs, Lincoln for premium vehicles, Ford Pro for commercial vehicles and related services, Ford Credit for financing, and Ford Racing for motorsport and performance work.

Where it builds and sells

The corporate pages name two North American operations that are tied to its electric plans: BlueOval City and BlueOval Battery Park Michigan. The pages read do not say which vehicles come from which site, so this profile does not assign models to plants. The United States site includes a dealer locator, and Ford also runs a separate United Kingdom site with its own pricing and offers for Britain and Northern Ireland.

Electric line-up

Ford currently lists the Mustang Mach-E, an all-electric SUV, as a 2026 model, alongside the all-electric E-Transit cargo and commercial vans. A further all-electric model called Fathom is shown as open to preorder for early 2027. The F-150 Lightning page states that the truck will no longer be available to order in its current form and is being reworked as a next-generation extended-range electric truck, while Ford says it will keep providing over-the-air software updates and connected services for existing owners. The company also sells hybrid versions of the Maverick and the F-150.

Key facts

• Based in: United States
• Founder: Henry Ford
• Operating for: more than 120 years
• Brands: Ford, Lincoln, Ford Pro, Ford Credit, Ford Racing
• Electric models listed: Mustang Mach-E, E-Transit, Fathom (preorder)