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Battery Electric cars (BEV), Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV), and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV) are the types of the electrified vehicles (EVs) that Ford provides. Ford does sell electric SUVs, pickup trucks, commercial cars, sedans, and crossovers in May 2023, such as Ford Mustang Mach-E, Ford F-150 Lightning, and Ford E-Transit. Electric SUVs and Electric Sedans will follow. Ford is still expanding and improving its portfolio of electric vehicles.

Ford's production facilities are dispersed over nine nations (as of 2023), including the US, China, Spain, Russia, Turkey, India, Mexico, Thailand, and South Africa.

The Model T, one of the most well-known cars ever made, and the moving assembly line technique of manufacturing cars were both inventions of Henry Ford. These two innovations fundamentally altered the automobile sector's production and distribution processes. Ford also put the first safety glass in windshields in the 1950s to lessen damage from broken glass. Ford contributed significantly to the widespread use of seat belts by implementing them as standard equipment in the late 1950s. Ford's EcoBoost engines are a noteworthy innovation that uses direct fuel injection and turbocharging to increase fuel economy without compromising performance.

After selling an average of one F-Series truck every 49 seconds in 2022, Ford F-Series has sell more than 640,000 vehicles, making it the best-selling car in America for 41 years and the best-selling truck in America for 46 years.

Explaining Ford's lineup is a task that requires a comprehensive overview of the brand's diverse range of vehicles. Here is a general breakdown of Ford's lineup - sedans, trucks, crossovers, electric vehicles, and SUVs. It's important to note that Ford's lineup may vary based on region and availability.