Ford and Ferrari are facing market pressures due to the shift toward electric vehicles, impacting market incentives.
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Ford and Ferrari are facing market pressures due to the shift toward electric vehicles, impacting market incentives.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Ford ended its F1 program, cutting Cosworth support, while Carlos Sainz secured a win for Ferrari at the Singapore Grand Prix, amidst George Russell's crash.Sub-event
- Ford and Ferrari are involved in a rivalry within the competitive sports-car racing scene.Sub-event
- Ford EV models, including the e-Tourneo Courier and Puma Gen-E, are eligible for maximum government grants, alongside support for EV competition.Sub-event
Both Ford and Ferrari are struggling with market pressures caused by the EV transition.1 source
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