Ford’s electric vehicle unit reported a significant $4.8 billion loss in 2025 as sales of key models declined. Facing slowing EV demand and rising hybrid interest, the automaker is pivoting to extended-range EVs and developing a lower-cost EV platform. Ford anticipates its EV business will remain unprofitable until around 2029. Ford’s electric vehicle unit reported a significant $4.8 billion loss in 2025 as sales of key models declined. Facing slowing EV demand and rising hybrid interest, the automaker is pivoting to extended-range EVs and developing a lower-cost EV platform. Ford anticipates its EV business will remain unprofitable until around 2029.
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‘We got message that…’: After Ford lost nearly $4 bn, CEO Jim Farley speaks out
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