Reading the tea leaves, it looks like the Ford Edge and Escape are toast as are the Lincoln Aviator and Corsair
Ford and the UAW reached a tentative agreement last month and now we're starting to learn about future products as well as plant investments. According to the UAW, Ford will make $8.1 billion in product commitments and other investments as part of the deal. A whopping $2.1 billion is earmarked for Ohio Assembly, which will build an all-new electric van as well as continue to produce Super Duty and Medium Duty trucks as well as stripped down versions of the E-Series van.
More: Ford Announces Explorer And Aviator EVs, Hints At Bronco And Ranger EVs As Well Dearborn Truck and the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center are slated to receive an all-new electric pickup, while Flat Rock Assembly could receive a new product. The latter facility builds the Mustang, so the automaker certainly has our attention, but the union noted production of the mystery model is “pending program approval.
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