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Electric vehicles (EVs) have surged in popularity in the automotive industry recently. Technological advancements and escalating environmental concerns have propelled the rise of electric cars. Nonetheless, despite their numerous advantages, certain myths and misconceptions remain associated with electric vehicles.

 
As the relentless summer sun beats down upon us, seeking solace within the embrace of air-conditioned havens becomes imperative. This pursuit of coolness extends beyond the boundaries of our residences and workplaces; it holds equal significance for our automobiles. The scorching temperatures can inflict harm upon your car's air conditioning system, making a prompt AC check-up an unavoidable requirement.

 
As summer approaches, it's the perfect opportunity to gear up your vehicle for thrilling road trips, weekend getaways, and long drives basking in the sun. Whether you're a car enthusiast or simply seeking to elevate your driving experience, there are several indispensable accessories and upgrades that can add convenience and enjoyment to your summer journeys.

 
As summer arrives, many of us eagerly welcome the warmer weather and engage in outdoor pursuits. However, amidst our focus on shielding ourselves from the sun's harmful rays, we often overlook a vital aspect: safeguarding our vehicles from sun damage. Extended exposure to intense sunlight can result in various problems for your Ford, including faded paint, cracked interiors, and diminished battery life. We have compiled a valuable list of tips for shielding your vehicle from sun damage.

 
In 1908, Henry Ford revolutionized the world with his affordable creation, the Ford Model T. Popularly known as the Tin Lizzie and constructed primarily with wood, this vehicle brought American automobiles within reach of the average citizen. However, what were the reasons behind its immense success, and why did Ford eventually cease production of a model that had already reached one million units sold just seven years after its introduction?

 
For the 2024 Mustang, Ford is introducing the Dark Horse Fastback trim. This mechanically talented Mustang is destined for greatness with Pirelli P Zero tires, a MagneRide damping system, and 500 horsepower. Additionally, Ford is treating its EcoBoost Fastback base model royally by incorporating a 12.4-inch LCD digital instrument cluster and a full IOD message center.

 
As Ford has announced plans to return, formula 1 racing will welcome a new contender in 2026. The American carmaker's decision to join the prestigious motorsport event has generated great excitement among racing and automotive enthusiasts alike. Here's what you need to know about Ford's return to Formula 1 and what it means for the future of the sport.

 
Ford Motor Company recently announced its partnership with SK innovation to bring cutting-edge battery technology to its vehicles to consolidate its position as a leader in the electric vehicle market. The collaboration between the two companies enables Ford to pursue its goal of becoming the most inclusive provider of electrified vehicles with a full line-up of battery electric and hybrid electric vehicles for virtually all consumer needs.

 
The CEO of the world's second-largest carmaker has been named MotorTrend's Person of the Year for 2022. Ford Top Man Jim Farley was recognized for his company's recent resurgence and its vast contributions to society in sustainability, accessibility, and automation.

 
Ford has announced that it will be discontinuing the EcoSport. The company has cited low sales and profitability as the reason for the decision. The EcoSport has been on the market for about a decade, but it has never been able to take off. Ford has been trying to sell the vehicle for years but to no avail. The discontinuation of the EcoSport is a bit of a surprise, but it is not all that surprising. The car has yet to find a niche in the market. Ford is expected to offer a buyback program for EcoSport owners, and the…