Dagens industri:

Ford's new electric Explorer, designed for the European market, is being manufactured in Germany, according to Dagens industri. The SUV is described as possessing a "bold American attitude" while maintaining a family-friendly design. To demonstrate its robustness, the Explorer was driven around the world, making it the first electric vehicle to achieve this milestone. This model represents a significant advancement in Ford's European electrification strategy, which targets a fully electric vehicle lineup by 2035. Boasting a driving range of up to 602 kilometers, the Explorer is the first vehicle produced at Ford's new Cologne electrification center. While the exterior maintains a recognizable aesthetic, the traditional front grille has been replaced with a solid shield. The interior features a 14.6-inch sliding SYNC Move touchscreen concealing a lockable storage compartment, a 17-liter center console, and a standard driver's seat massage function.