Ford Delays Electric Maverick and Bronco Until 2030s

Ford's plans for all-electric versions of the Maverick and Bronco have been postponed, with production now expected in the early 2030s.

Ford has decided to delay the production of all-electric versions of its Maverick and Bronco models until at least the early 2030s.
The delay is attributed to challenges in meeting consumer demands for EVs while maintaining the vehicles' desired functionalities.
Buyers anticipating the electric Maverick and Bronco will face a longer wait, as rumors of their development have been circulating since their initial releases.
Ford's Chief Design Officer highlighted the difficulty in designing off-road EVs that meet both performance and aerodynamic targets.
GM's decision to cancel plans for an Ultium-powered EV pickup puts Ford in a unique position, despite the delay.