Ford to Produce F-Series Trucks in Oakville, Delays EV Plans

The automaker shifts focus to meet demand, investing $3 billion and adding 1,800 jobs at the Canadian plant.

Ford will begin assembling F-Series Super Duty trucks in Oakville starting in 2026.
The decision delays planned electric vehicle production at the plant to 2027.
The move will create 1,800 jobs, 400 more than initially planned for EV production.
Ford's investment in the Oakville plant increases to $3 billion, including new assembly and stamping operations.
Unifor, the union representing Ford workers, supports the new plan as it addresses job security concerns.