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Ford Motor Company announced its upcoming Fathom electric pickup truck will feature built-in bidirectional charging, eliminating the need for an external inverter. The system is expected to start at $28,350, with the company aiming to reduce costs for energy savings and home backup power. Ford also plans to offer a more affordable next-generation home charger and a cheaper backup power panel.

Microsoft, Google, Ford, and others are set to report earnings on October 28. Key companies include KLA, FedEx, and multiple others with estimated EPS and revenue figures provided. Investors await insights into performance and future outlooks.

Ford's Escape page hints at a return, using phrases like 'taking a breather' and 'for now'. The current model is sold out, with minimal dealer stock. Ford plans to relaunch the Escape as an all-electric crossover in 2029, built on the new UEV platform, following the Fathom in 2027. Production will occur at the Louisville plant.

Ford (F) will report Q3 2026 earnings on October 28. Analysts expect EPS of $0.40, down 11.1% YoY, and lower revenue due to declining vehicle sales.

Ford's (F) F-Series is projected to be the top-selling U.S. truck for 50 consecutive years. Supply chain disruptions from fires at aluminum supplier Novelis reduced first-half sales by 13.3% and cost $1.5 billion. Ford resumed production in June, increased output, and set a Super Duty production record. The F-Series is a key profit driver for Ford in North America.

Costway recalls convertible highchairs sold at Walmart, Target, and online due to safety violations; no injuries reported. Bamamon recalls LED finger light toys over battery hazard risk. Ford recalls 102,000 trucks, including F-150 and Super Duty models, for speedometer defect that could cause crashes.

The NHTSA issued recalls for multiple automakers, including Ford, Toyota, Hyundai, Audi, Porsche, and Subaru. Issues range from speedometer failures to fuel leaks and wheel detachment risks. Ford (F-150, Super Duty) and Toyota (Land Cruiser Hybrid, Lexus NX) are among the affected models. Porsche and Subaru issued 'Do Not Drive' warnings for certain vehicles.

Ford (F) reports Q3 earnings on Oct. 28. Analysts expect EPS of $0.40 and revenue of $45.81B, down from last year. The stock fell 10.36% in the past month. Ford raised FY adjusted EBIT guidance to $10B-$11B last quarter but still missed expectations. Ford Pro's recovery and truck pricing will be key. A beat may need follow-through to shift sentiment.

Ford (F) reports a 4.94% dividend yield on a $0.60 annual payout, with shares trading at $11.56. The company posted a $1.3B net loss in Q2 due to special charges, but generated $2.5B in adjusted EBIT and $2.1B in adjusted free cash flow. Ford's full-year 2025 guidance projects $6B-$7B in adjusted free cash flow, covering the dividend 2.6-3.0 times. The company holds $22.3B in cash and $43.4B in total liquidity.

Ford Motor Co. agreed to a $6,000 cash payment settlement for 2023-2024 Transit Trail vehicle owners/lessees over alleged defects in the 'Transit Trail' package. Claims must be submitted by Jan. 15, 2027. Ford denies allegations but settled to avoid further litigation. Payments will be issued after final approval and appeals resolution.