Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, some car companies in the world are in a state of suspension. A few days ago, IIA learned that following the new generation of F-150, Ford Mustang Mach-E and 2021 Bronco models may have delayed production due to the pandemic.

Not long ago, it was reported that the production of the new generation of F-150 will be delayed. The car was originally scheduled to accept orders in May. Due to the epidemic, the order acceptance date was adjusted to June 15th. Production of the new F-150 is scheduled to start on August 17th, but production will be postponed until September 28th.

As for the Mach-E, according to Ford's previous plan, Mustang Mach-E will be put into production in autumn 2020, and is expected to be delivered to European and American customers in October. At present, Norwegian customers have been officially notified by Ford, saying that the delivery time will be delayed until November this year.

However, the inflection point of the US epidemic has not yet appeared. Although some workers have returned to work in the factory, it is still unknown when it will be able to resume full work. Therefore, the schedule for the production of new cars can only be continuously adjusted according to real-time conditions. If the factory cannot fully resume work, it will also affect the delivery time of the new car. However, for consumers who are interested in buying a new car, although the wait is relatively long, given the weight of these three models, it is worth the wait.