Louisville Assembly Plant | On Track for Ford Fathom™ Launch

Ford Fathom™ midsize electric truck production begins at Louisville Assembly Plant next year, following a $2 billion factory retool. Watch how the new Universal EV Production System is changing the way electric vehicles are assembled. In late 2025, Louisville Assembly Plant went dark for a complete retool. Crews stripped out gas-vehicle tooling in the 3 million square foot facility, hauling out thousands of tons of steel until the factory floor stood empty. What replaced it: Ford's bold and new Universal EV Production System, tearing up the traditional assembly line and re-inventing it into three parallel build paths — front clip, rear clip, and battery deck for efficiency. It's partly enabled by the use of large unicastings, where a single aluminum casting replaces dozens of stamped and welded parts in the front and rear, plus a battery deck that doubles as the vehicle's floor and serves as part of its structure. Learn more about how the Ford team is quickly bringing this new electric vehicle production system to life ahead of the Fathom™ launch. Preorders begin early 2027.

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Mystery Solved | Ford Pro Power Onboard™

Power any jobsite with up to 9.6kW available Pro Power Onboard™.

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How to Use your GenerLink transfer switch with your Ford Truck

Power your home when the grid goes down using your Ford truck.​ Your Ford F-150 PowerBoost Hybrid (7.2kw) or F-150 Lightning (9.6kw) with the 240V Pro Power Onboard outlet can do more than get you where you're going — it can help keep hardwired essential appliances in your home running during a power outage. Paired with a GenerLink transfer switch, GenerLok cord, and Ford Vehicle Connector, your truck becomes a powerful backup power source.​ In this video, we walk you through every step: ​ ✅ Confirming a power outage​ ✅ Positioning your vehicle safely near your electric meter ​ ✅ Turning off your main breaker and circuits ​ ✅ Connecting the GenerLok cord to your GenerLink transfer switch ​ ✅ Attaching the Ford Vehicle Connector to your truck's 240V Pro Power Onboard outlet ​ ✅ Activating Pro Power Onboard from your truck's touchscreen or Ford app​ ✅ Safely restoring power to essential circuits ​ ✅ Monitoring your home's wattage and fuel/battery level in real time​ ​ ⚠️ Before you start: A GenerLink transfer switch must be professionally installed by a licensed electrician or your utility company prior to use.​ ⚠️ Safety first: Always follow the safety guidelines included with your GenerLink system and your F-150 owner's manual. Only operate your vehicle outdoors.​ More Information: https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us/e..., https://shopgenerlink.com/pages/ford-... ​ ⚠️ Unplug when power is restored: Always unplug your truck from the GenerLink device once grid power is restored.​ ​ Not available in all states or with all utilities. Approval and installation requirements may vary by GenerLink model, state, and utility requirements. Check with your utility provider or licensed electrician. Failure to use proper equipment or installation methods may create backfeed to utility lines, and result in property damage, fire, electrical shock or death. GenerLink products are offered and sold by Global Power Products. Ford is not responsible for GenerLink products.

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The History of Ford Headquarters

From Mack Avenue in 1903, through Piquette and Highland Park, learn about the many world headquarters of Ford Motor Company as we celebrate the grand opening of our new World Headquarters today, November 16, 2025. Our new HQ is a community of thinkers and doers where the future has no limits.

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Telematics – Vehicles and Vehicle Health | Ford Pro

This video provides an overview of the Vehicles and Vehicle Health pages in Ford Pro Telematics. It covers the general Vehicles page and the detailed sections under individual vehicles such as Vehicle Health, Trip History, and more.

For additional support, please contact Ford Pro Intelligence Business Center at 833-327-3673 (833-FCS-FORD) or e-mail FCS1@ford.com

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Finding the Right Work Truck in Roseville Hello, As summer starts to wind down, businesses are getting back into their regular routines and looking ahead to a busy fall. It’s also a great time to take a look at the vehicles that keep your business moving and make sure your fleet is ready for what’s ahead. Whether you’re thinking about replacing an aging work truck, adding another vehicle to your fleet, or exploring the latest commercial truck options, I’m here to help you find the right vehicle for the job. Planning ahead now can help you avoid unexpected downtime and put your business in a stronger position as we head toward the final months of the year. Enjoy the rest of your summer, and as always, if there’s anything I can do to help with your commercial vehicle needs, give me a call! Talk soon, Dave Dahle Commercial Account Manager, Future Ford 916-547-9620 Labor Day Sales Event is Here! Labor Day is all about celebrating hard work—and it’s also a great time to put a new work truck to work for your business! Take advantage of the Labor Day Sales Event at Future Ford and explore great opportunities on commercial trucks and vehicles. Whether you’re replacing an older truck, expanding your fleet, or finally getting the vehicle your business needs, now is a great time to make your move. Inventory and offers won’t last forever, so give me a call and let’s find the right truck for the job! Truck Deals of the Month 2026 Ford F-350SD XL VIN: 1FDRF3GN6TEE96398 Stock #: CV113974 View More Details 2026 Ford F-250SD XL VIN: 1FTBF2AA7TEF59241 Stock #: F114742 View More Details 2026 Ford Explorer Active VIN: 1FMUK8DH4TGC41545 Stock #: F114623 View More Details Keep Your Business Moving Your work vehicles need to stay on the road. That’s why Future Ford has a dedicated Commercial Service Center focused on the maintenance and repair needs of commercial trucks and fleet vehicles. Less downtime. More time getting the job done. Need service? Give me a call and let’s get you taken care of. 6 Things to Consider Before Buying a Commercial Vehicle Purchasing a commercial vehicle is a big investment, and the right choice should be based on more than just the truck you like best. The goal is to find a vehicle that fits how your business actually operates today—and where it’s headed tomorrow. Before making your decision, consider: Payload & towing needs: What will you regularly carry or tow? Daily use: Think about mileage, jobsite conditions, highway driving, and stop-and-go use. Gas, diesel, or electric: Consider fuel costs, range, performance, and how the vehicle will be used. Upfit requirements: Will you need racks, toolboxes, service bodies, shelving, or other specialized equipment? Total cost of ownership: Look beyond the purchase price to fuel, maintenance, insurance, and expected lifespan. Future growth: Buying for what your business may need tomorrow can help prevent outgrowing your vehicle too quickly. The right commercial vehicle can become one of your business’s most valuable tools. Before you buy, let’s talk about what you need your vehicle to accomplish so we can find the right fit for the job. The History of Ford Headquarters Dave Dahle | Future Ford Lincoln of Roseville 650 Auto Mall Drive, Roseville CA 95661 Visit our Website 916-547-9620 ddahle@futureford.com Newsletter Production By: Upward Trend

Service Overview | Ford Pro

Help keep your business running smoothly by maintaining your fleet with Ford ProTM service solutions. Find out what we can do for you.

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