By 2026 the company is aiming for all of its passenger vehicles to be capable of zero emission in driving. They\u2019ll be either all-electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles.<\/p>\n
Ford is laying out similar plans for its commercial vehicles, with aspirations for its range to be fully capable of zero emission driving by 2024.<\/p>\n
[Read: <\/em>How Polestar is using blockchain to increase transparency<\/a>]<\/em><\/p>\n In an attempt to make its goals a reality, the company is putting $1 billion into a modernizing its electric vehicle manufacturing plant in Cologne, Germany. The first vehicles are expected to roll off its production line in 2023.<\/p>\n According to Automotive News Europe<\/a>, Ford will take advantage of its strategic relationship with German automaker VW to utilize its MEB platform that underpins the likes of the ID.3 and ID.4. However, Ford has previously told Automotive News that its vehicles will be very different from VWs. But we\u2019ll be the judge of that.<\/p>\n [Read: Remembering the Nucleon, Ford\u2019s 1958 nuclear-powered concept car that never was<\/a>]<\/em><\/p>\n Earlier this week, British marque Jaguar Land Rover announced a completely new strategy<\/a> in which it committed to making Jaguar an all-electric luxury brand. It also announced that Land Rover will get six new electric models to be sold alongside its current lineup.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a>SHIFT<\/a> is brought to you by Polestar. It\u2019s time to accelerate the shift to sustainable mobility. That is why Polestar combines electric driving with cutting-edge design and thrilling performance.<\/i> Find out how<\/span><\/i><\/a>.<\/p>\n Published February 17, 2021 \u2014 11:06 UTC <\/p>\n
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