Ford to Move Lincoln Production from China to US by 2030
On Wednesday, Ford Motor Company revealed plans to boost the production of Lincoln luxury vehicles within the United States, with a complete end to imports from China by 2030. This initiative represents a significant shift in Ford's manufacturing approach, as the Lincoln Nautilus and other models are currently made in Hangzhou, China, for the U.S. market. The move is a response to ongoing geopolitical issues and disruptions in the supply chain. Although the specific U.S. plant has not been named, it is anticipated that existing facilities will be used. The final phase-out of Lincolns produced in China is scheduled for 2030, reflecting Ford's dedication to enhancing domestic manufacturing. Ford's stock ticker is $F.
Key facts
- Ford announced Wednesday that it will expand Lincoln production in the U.S. starting in 2030.
- Ford will phase out imports of Lincoln vehicles from China for the American market.
- The announcement was made on Wednesday, as reported by Quartz.
- Ford's stock ticker is $F.
- The move is part of a broader trend of reshoring production.
- The transition will begin in 2030.
- The specific U.S. plant for Lincoln production has not been announced.
- The decision could affect supply chain, labor, and pricing.
Entities
Institutions
- Ford Motor Company
Locations
- United States
- China
- Hangzhou
Sources
- Quartz —