From：Internet Info Agency 2026-02-26 19:09:18
After discontinuing models such as the Fiesta, Focus, and Mondeo, Ford has officially announced its return to the traditional passenger car market, with a strategic focus on Europe. CEO Jim Farley confirmed during an earnings call that a new passenger vehicle program is already underway, aiming to restore profitability and enhance dealer earnings. Ford is collaborating with Renault to develop two new vehicles based on Renault’s AmpR electric platform: one will be the all-electric successor to the Fiesta, and the other is expected to be an all-electric crossover, potentially the Puma Gen-E. Additionally, Ford plans to launch multiple hybrid and all-electric models—some co-developed with partners—with deliveries scheduled to begin in 2027. To lead this initiative, Ford has appointed Christian Wingerter to head its passenger car business and has established a new management structure to fully relaunch its European passenger vehicle strategy.
Geely Recalls 92,658 Zeekr 007 and Zeekr X Over Hard-to-Identify Emergency Mechanical Release
Geely's First Hybrid D-SUV, Monjaro EM-i, to Launch Globally in Late August, Debuts in Egypt
Denza N8 Unveils All-New Smart Cockpit with 1.1-Meter Horizon Display and 30-Inch Mega Screen
29th Chengdu Auto Show Opens with New Models from Xiaomi, BYD, and More
Mitsubishi Unveils Fifth-Gen Pajero Globally on September 2, 2026
