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Ford redirects Tennessee plant from electric to gas trucks by 2029, citing demand and profits.
Ford is shifting its BlueOval City plant in Tennessee from producing electric trucks to gas-powered Built Ford Tough models, with production starting in 2029.
The change follows Ford’s exit from its $11 billion battery joint venture with SK On, which now controls the Tennessee battery plant.
The company cited market demand and profitability as reasons for the pivot, while reaffirming commitments to job creation and regional economic growth.
Haywood County Mayor David Livingston said the shift won’t affect long-term development plans, including a $100 million high school.
The move reflects Ford’s broader strategy to strengthen truck production amid challenges in electric vehicle profitability.
Ford redirige la planta de Tennessee de camiones eléctricos a camiones de gas para 2029, citando la demanda y las ganancias.