Buy a Ford and Save the World: Ford’s Commitment to an Electric Future

Published October 31, 2022

By: Jason Collins

Source: Auto Influence

When American auto giant Ford announced that it planned to use exclusively renewable energy by 2035, a lot of eyebrows were raised. Is it even possible to manufacture a vehicle using, as Ford put it, “100-percent locally sourced renewable energy?” Then Ford put its money where its mouth is, investing $11.5 billion towards its electric vehicle rollout, including enhancing the public charging network across North America. As a result, those who are in the market for a brand new Ford vehicle now have lots of fun options to choose from, including the new F-150 Lightning, Mustang Mach-E, Maverick hybrid pickup truck, and Escape hybrid SUV. But none of that is helpful if you’re shopping at a used Ford dealer near you.

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