Since Volkswagen already uses the Ford Ranger platform to underpin its Amarok midsize pickup truck overseas, we imagine what the automaker could create if they decided to use the chassis for a North ...

Rivian (RIVN) had the best-selling electric van in the US last year, topping Ford for the title ... of a shared component on the R1 and RCV platforms is no longer a constraint.” ...

Rather than continuing with a traditional van design, the automaker is taking a bold new approach. By leveraging the Maverick ...

Autonomous vehicle technology company Oxa has announced the launch of its autonomous Ford E-Transit van and minibus, which ...

The Dearborn automaker expects an adjusted operating income of $7 billion to $8.5 billion, down from the $10.2 billion it ...

"An additional electrified vehicle" that "will share a similar electrified platform as the ... all-new E-Transit commercial van that will be built in Kansas City. Ford says interest in the ...

A year after turning the Ford Tourneo Custom into the "most flexible vehicle in the world," Germany's Vanexxt has done the ...

Its Commercial Van (RCV) outsold the Ford E-Transit and Mercedes-Benz eSprinter combined. GM's Chevrolet BrightDrop van made it into the top 3. Not only that, it was the best-selling electric van ...

Mercury Prices and Values: Mercury is a division of Ford that was founded by Edsel Ford in 1939 as an entry-level luxury brand, traditionally positioned and marketed between Ford and Lincoln. Mercury ...

A highly practical crossover vehicle-like Freestyle is offered as a companion to the Five Hundred's platform. Ford has resurrected the image of their Ferrari-fighting GT40 in the form of a ...

California-based EV startup Rivian Automotive RIVN sold more electric vans last year in the U.S. than Dearborn-based legacy automaker Ford Motor Co F, according to recent data from automotive ...

Ford’s use of the platform is part of its own $11.5 billion ... followed by commercial vans. Do you think a partnership between Ford and VW will be a good thing? Let us know in the comments ...