Calling it a "Model T moment" Ford Motor Co. announced a completely new vehicle platform and assembly process for a new, more ...

Industry analysts say if Ford can pull off the new manufacturing process and platform to develop less costly EVs, great. But ...

Ford unveiled a new assembly line on Monday, which CEO Jim Farley called the most radical change at Ford "since the Model T." ...

Ford plans to invest billions in new electric vehicle production, calling it the company’s “next Model T moment.” ...

You may have learned in elementary school that Henry Ford paid workers $5 a day. But did you know how fast the assembly line could produce a Model T?

Ford CEO Jim Farley announced a new EV strategy, calling it a "Model-T moment" for the company ... Farley hinted that the news, which will happen at Ford's Louisville Assembly Plant, will stretch ...

Ford announced on Monday a $5 billion investment in its electric-vehicle production, revamping its Kentucky plant and assembly line philosophy to create a “universal EV platform” that will ...

Thanks to the assembly-line technology that made it affordable, Ford's Model T dominated American car sales in the early 20th century. But how fast could it go?

Ford is launching a new electric platform aimed at reducing costs, which will introduce a family of affordable vehicles starting with a new pickup truck.

First released in 1908 by the Ford Motor Company, the Model T is one of the most important vehicles ever made. While it wasn't the first car to be produced on an assembly line, Ford took steps ...

The Model-T was the vehicle that helped Ford perfect the assembly line process and deliver a high-quality, adaptable and affordable car that put America on wheels in the early 1900s.