The global auto industry is expected to face significant challenges in 2027, including rising commodity, logistics, and memory chip costs, alongside weaker vehicle pricing power. Automakers like GM and Ford anticipate flat or cautious earnings growth, while European and Asian manufacturers are cutting forecasts amid tariff pressures and competition from Chinese brands. Global light-vehicle production is projected to remain flat at around 91.65 million units, signaling limited growth. Despite high vehicle prices and financing costs, consumer demand shows resilience, but overall profitability and growth prospects remain uncertain.
As legacy automakers brace for a challenging 2027 with rising costs and flat production, Ford Motor Company is trading at USD 12.52 on Pluang as of Nov 06, 2026 19:42 WIB. The stock shows a slight 1-day decline of 0.16%, with a market cap of $50.04 billion and a dividend yield of 4.79%. Investor sentiment on Pluang leans heavily toward selling, with 98% of order activity in that direction.
Tesla announced it will wind down production of the Cybertruck at its Texas Gigafactory by mid-2027 to make room for increased Cybercab production, which supports Tesla's Robotaxi fleet. The Cybertruck, once expected to sell up to 500,000 units annua...
Ford sold zero F-150 Lightning electric trucks in October 2026, marking a significant retreat from its $30 billion EV investment. The company is now prioritizing gas-powered vehicles and hybrids, where it sees stronger sales potential, as hybrid sale...
Shares of SpaceX and Tesla fell sharply after Democrats projected to control Congress, raising concerns about regulatory scrutiny and delays for a potential Tesla-SpaceX merger. Elon Musk's political ties and the companies' high-profile operations in...
General Motors agreed to a $220 million settlement after allegations that it improperly shared drivers' behavioral and location data with brokers, raising awareness about the risks of monetizing connected product data. This case shows that while conn...
Ford CEO Jim Farley has projected a 20% increase in unit sales by 2032, driven by new EV models like the Fathom pickup. However, US EV sales are down 30% this year, and Ford's stock has fallen 38% over five years as investors doubt the forecast amid ...
