US EV Market Is Dead
A recent analysis indicates that the electric vehicle share of the U.S. new car market will fall to 4% next year. If so, smaller EV makers will die off quickly.
A recent analysis indicates that the electric vehicle share of the U.S. new car market will fall to 4% next year. If so, smaller EV makers will die off quickly.
The latest Ford recall covers almost 1.5 million vehicles. The legacy automaker has had a record number of recalls this year.
Cutbacks in vehicle emissions regulations may add billions of dollars to the bottom line of Ford and offset the billions invested in making electric vehicles.
Ford EV sales have dropped to less than 4% of total unit sales. The Detroit automaker is grasping for an EV future that may never arrive.
In the first half of this year, China’s EV giant BYD made $2.1 billion on revenue of $52 billion. The net income was up 14% from the previous year. The numbers demonstrate…
Ford has issued its 105th recall for 2025, an unprecedented number. Perhaps it is time for new management.
A recent analysis reveals that Ford lags its rivals in monetizing its software. Few legacy automakers are positioned to compete with Tesla.
Tesla is valued at 24 times more than Ford. The difference shows Ford’s lack of a future as much as Tesla’s expected success.
A reverse stock split signals how much trouble Lucid is in. And the EV maker’s problems continue to worsen.
Does Ford have enough cash to keep paying its rich dividend? The automaker faces several major headwinds.
Despite promises of improvements in quality, Ford recalls could number 200 by year's end. Who is to blame for the automaker's troubles?
Ford has wasted billions of dollars on EVs and has little to show for it. If it sticks to what it's good at, it will be profitable for years and perhaps decades.
Watch the Video Transcript: Doug McIntyre: Yesterday, Ford down in Louisville where they’ve got a plant. Right. Announced that they were gonna make a $5 billion investment to, in a completely new…
Even though Ford suffers from three serious problems it cannot seem to overcome, its stock is treading water for now.
The stock is down 77% in the last five years. The S&P 500 is up 95% during the same period. The shares of its largest competitor are up 241%. The company has…