福特将计提195亿美元费用，推动电动汽车业务改革

Core Insights - Ford Motor Company announced that by 2030, approximately 50% of its global sales will consist of hybrid vehicles, extended-range electric vehicles, and fully electric vehicles, up from the current 17% [1][2] - The company is shifting towards higher-return opportunities, including leveraging its production base in the U.S. to increase its lineup of trucks and vans, and launching a new high-growth battery storage business [1] - Due to lower-than-expected demand, high costs, and changes in regulatory policies, the commercial viability of some large electric vehicles has been impacted, leading Ford to discontinue production of these models [1] Financial Implications - Ford expects to account for approximately $19.5 billion in special projects related to optimizing its electric vehicle assets and product roadmap in the U.S., with most of this amount to be recorded in the fourth quarter [2]