Ford Motor Co. says it will build Super Duty trucks at its Oakville Assembly Complex in Ontario and move planned production of a three-row electric utility vehicle elsewhere.
Details on where the EV production will be done were not disclosed. Ford, which like other automakers is grappling with a more complicated EV sales picture than anticipated a few years ago, said it "remains committed to developing a growing and profitable electric vehicle business."
The announcement from the company Thursday morning said that Ford would add initial capacity for 100,000 F-Series Super Duty trucks at the plant. That means a third North American plant, in addition to Kentucky Truck and Ohio Assembly, would produce the trucks.
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