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"Hau Thai-Tang, head of product development and purchasing at Ford, told attendees at 2018 J.P. Morgan Auto Conference in New York about the company's new platform portfolio plan as part of its drive to cut US$25.5 billion ($34.3 billion) from costs between now and 2025.
The five modular platforms will be: Rear- and all-wheel drive body-on-frame for pickup trucks and utes Rear- and all-wheel drive unibody, which should appear first on the next-generation Ford Explorer Front- and all-wheel drive unibody Front-wheel drive commercial van unibody Battery electric unibody" https://www.caradvice.com.au/675159/...lar-platforms/ |
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Ford to Move to Just Five Global Modular Platforms
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