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Ford’s U.S. Sales Rose 27% in August on Strong EV Demand

Ford Motor U.S. gross sales rose 27% in August, rebounding from year-ago production shortages and benefiting from increased demand for electric vehicles.

Ford has been posting robust year-over-year good points this summer season on climbing electric-vehicle gross sales and improved deliveries of vans and SUVs. The firm’s EV gross sales elevated fourfold from a low base a 12 months earlier, whereas gross sales of gas-engine automobiles rose by 1 / 4.

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