Ford Motor Company shares trade around $17, offering a mid-single-digit dividend yield and strong value with a forward P/E of 10 despite a 79% rally over the past year. The company’s solid Q1 2026 results, including $2.548 billion net income and raised EBIT guidance, highlight strength in its commercial fleet and software business, Ford Pro, which provides stable cash flow. While the electric vehicle division faces losses and capital demands, Ford’s core businesses cover dividends and support growth, making it attractive for income investors willing to accept cyclical risks. Analysts remain cautious, but retail sentiment is bullish, seeing Ford as a rare combination of yield, value, and momentum under $30.
In April 2026, global electric vehicle (EV) sales increased by 9% year-on-year, reaching a 24% market share. Europe saw a strong growth of 35%, capturing 33% of the market, while China experienced a 7% decline, holding 61% share. The U.S. market drop...
Ford is recalling about 420,000 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs from model years 2018 to 2022 due to a defect in the seat belt retractor pretensioners. The issue causes the seat belts to lock unexpectedly, potentially leading to injury dur...
Percepta has launched a new service center in Valencia, Spain, expanding its European presence and enhancing AI-enabled, multilingual customer experience support for automotive brands. This new hub strengthens capabilities in Spanish, French, Portugu...
In the first half of 2026, smart beta strategies showed mixed results, with momentum and low-volatility funds lagging, while dividend growth funds struggled due to rising yields. However, funds emphasizing companies with strong free cash flow and hig...
