Company Of The Day: Ford
What?
On Wednesday, Ford (NYSE:F) unveiled its much-awaited electric pickup truck, the F-150 Lightning. The truck is priced starting at under $40,000 and goes on sale in Spring 2022.
Why?
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The EV market is expected to grow quickly, driven by declining costs and attractive government incentives, and it’s important for Ford to transition the F-Series – its largest selling and most lucrative vehicle line – into the EV era.
So What?
While Ford stock was largely flat in after-hours trading on Wednesday, investors typically assign a premium to companies that execute well on EV strategy. Ford could see its valuation multiples expand if it successfully transitions high-profile models to electric drivetrains.
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