How Ford is Driving the EV Revolution: An Interview with Darren Palmer

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As the industry transitions to electric vehicles, Ford has made it clear it intends to be one of the EV leaders and aims to build 2 million EVs annually by 2026. With highly acclaimed EV models, including the F150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E, a re-organization into two divisions — Blue for the internal combustion engine vehicles and Model E for EVs — the company is well positioned for a future dominated by batteries rather than pistons.

In a first for EV InSIDER LIVE, co-hosts Brian O’Leary, and Loren McDonald will interview Ford’s, Vice President Global EV Programs, Darren Palmer, live from the Detroit Auto Show exhibit hall floor. We’ll cover a wide range of topics with Darren, including announcements from Ford at the auto show, Ford’s next-generation platform which is due out in 2025, battery developments, scaling production, bi-directional charging, software and OTAs, autonomy, EV model pipeline, and the differences between the North America and European markets.