Ford Doubled Its EV Sales by Tripling Its EV Model Lineup

Published November 3, 2022

By: Ryan Erik King

Source: Jalopnik

The Ford Motor Company is struggling to satiate the demand for its vehicles. In its October sales report, Ford stated that vehicle sales are down ten percent compared to October 2022, while orders for 2023 model-year vehicles are up 134 percent. Customers placed over 52,000 orders for the 2023 Ford Super Duty in five days. The constraints on vehicle production will undoubtedly ease over time, and Ford will be able to convert those orders into sales eventually. Though, Ford does have accomplishments to boast about: its electric vehicle sales.

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