Ford’s EV Manufacturing In Canada In Doubt, Focus Shifts To Super-Duty Trucks Ford planned to build EVs at the Oakville plant from 2026. Now it will make F-Series trucks instead.

Ford will add initial capacity for 100,000 Super Duty trucks at Oakville. The move also means added jobs in Windsor and in US ...

Ford’s factory in Oakville, Ontario, will begin its $1.3 billion ($1.8 billion CAD) transformation into an electric vehicle assembly plant in the second quarter of 2024.

Ford builds the Edge at its Oakville, Ontario, plant, the last Ford assembly plant in Canada. The current Edge model and the Lincoln Nautilus are scheduled to be built there into 2023.

Ford Motor Co. is investing $1.3 billion (1.8 billion Canadian dollars) to transform its Oakville Assembly Plant in Ontario to assemble multiple electric vehicles and battery packs.

Ford is transforming its Oakville assembly plant in Ontario into an all-electric hub for vehicles and battery packs. Alisa Priddle Writer Manufacturer Photographer Apr 11, 2023.

Ford announced that it's investing $682 million in its Oakville assembly plant in Ontario, Canada, to make it a global manufacturing plant, which the automaker also says secures 2,800 jobs there.

For now, the Lincoln Natilus and Ford Edge will continue to be produced at the Oakville plant until late 2023. By 2024, Ford EVs will roll out of that plant, and onto roads.

Ford announced on Thursday that it will delay the resumption of production at its Oakville, Ontario, assembly plant after planned retooling for electric vehicle production from 2025 until 2027 ...

Results of Ford Canada ratification circulating among workers. At Oakville, which faces a looming eight-month shutdown for electric vehicle retooling, production workers voted by 1,237 votes to ...

A U.S. automotive consultant says Ford is planning to stop making the Edge crossover utility vehicle, which raises questions about the future of the Oakville, Ont., assembly plant that builds it.