Ford is recalling nearly 694,721 examples of 2020-2022 Escape and 2021-2024 Bronco Sport models. The recall report cites a fuel injector that was equipped on 1.5-liter-powered Bronco Sport and Escape crossovers that could crack and cause a fire. The recall report says that only 0.3% of vehicles is affected by this defect.

While Ford is scaling back its EV ambitions here in North America, one of its flagship models is going fully electric over in China. Slated to hit the market this winter, joining the Mustang Mach-E that’s already on sale there,

Ready for summer adventures? Ford just launched a perfect lease offer for the 2025 Bronco Sport this July, making it easy to hit the trails or beaches in a capable SUV.

You can stop wondering how an electric Bronco might look, because Ford is building one for China—and it's massive.

It's closer to the Bronco Sport in looks, but the Bronco New Energy has a full-size spare tire on the rear like the big Bronco. Ford hasn't introduced any type of electric or hybrid powertrain to its U.S. Bronco SUV lineup yet, but it could happen sooner ...

Ford said the cost of the service action will be treated as a special item, so it will not impact adjusted earnings per share, which is EPS that excludes nonrecurring items. The current FactSet consensus for adjusted EPS is 32 cents, versus 47 cents a year ago.