Ford boosts US Lincoln production as it phases out imports from China
Ford is shifting Lincoln production from China to the U.S. in 2030, ending imports of the luxury brand from China.
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The brief
Ford has announced it will boost production of Lincoln vehicles in the U.S. as it phases out imports from China. The Detroit Free Press and Fox Business were first to report the move, which will create jobs in the U.S. Ford will stop importing the one Lincoln model it currently ships from China to the U.S.
Bloomberg.com and Reuters both confirmed the shift, with Reuters adding that some Lincoln models will move to U.S. production. The move is set for 2030, according to CNBC. Ford has not yet specified which models will be affected or the exact timeline for the transition.
The company has not commented on the reasons behind the shift.
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The reporting (8)
- Ford’s US manufacturing expansion to bring ‘thousands and thousands of jobs,’ Lutnick says foxbusiness.com · 16h ago
- Ford is moving Lincoln production out of China and back to the U.S. by 2030 qz.com · 16h ago
- Ford to shift Lincoln production from China, potentially boosting Chicago plant Crain's Chicago Business · 16h ago
- Ford shifting Lincoln production from China to the U.S., creating jobs Detroit Free Press · 16h ago
- Ford says it's increasing Lincoln production in the U.S. in 2030 CNBC · 16h ago
- Ford Will Stop Importing the One Model it Ships From China to the US Bloomberg.com · 16h ago
- EXCLUSIVE: Ford to move production of some Lincoln models from China to US Reuters · 16h ago
- Ford boosts US Lincoln production as it phases out imports from China Fox Business · 16h ago
Quick answers
Which Lincoln models will be affected by the production shift?
Ford has not yet specified which models will be affected.
When will the production shift take place?
The production shift is set for 2030.
Why is Ford shifting Lincoln production from China to the U.S.?
Ford has not yet commented on the reasons behind the shift.
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