Ford Motor plans to halt production of its all-electric F-150 Lightning from mid-November until early next year to address bloated inventories and narrow losses on the pickup trucks.The automaker on Thursday confirmed the seven-week shutdown would occur at its Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in suburban Detroit from Nov.

Ford launched the F-150 Lighting, which MotorTrend named its truck of the year in 2023, two years ago, underlining the car maker's push into EVs. With sales sluggish, Ford last year slashed the vehicle's price by thousands of dollars.

Ford Motor will halt production of its F-150 Lightning electric vehicle pickup trucks for six weeks from Nov. 18 to Jan. 6, the Dearborn automaker said on Thursday.

Ford's decision to pause production of its electric F-150 Lightning pickup truck raises questions about the overall demand for electric vehicles.

Ford is halting production of its all-electric F-150 Lightning pickup for at least several weeks as it faces softening demand for its electric vehicles, according to a report.

The automaker said it would idle the assembly factory that makes the battery-powered truck from mid-November to Jan. 6.

As EV demand slows, Ford is adjusting production of its battery-powered vehicles like the F-150 Lightning. Ford is pausing production of its F-150 Lightning—the electric version of its best-selling F-150 truck—until early 2025.

Ford is temporarily suspending production of its electric F-150 Lightning truck as the auto industry continues to grapple with the sluggish demand for electric vehicles and politicians turn them into a point of attack.

F ord is going to halt production of its all-electric truck, the F-150 Lightning, from November 16 November until January 6. The pause, first reported by Automotive News, includes