At @Ford, we want to make the best technology available to the many, not just the few. We want to make products that have great tech, while still being affordable. In 2027, our new electric truck, Ford Fathom, is going to show that it’s possible to deliver an incredible vehicle with incredible tech and incredible value. One technology I’m excited to announce is coming to Fathom is bidirectional power and the ability to use your vehicle to power your house. Our team of amazing engineers developed a better, more efficient and more affordable way to bring more than 10 kW of home power—without a separate wall-mounted inverter—to a truck with an MSRP below $30,000. Making the technology more accessible is one part of the work. We’re also working with utilities to make connecting these vehicles simpler and scalable. Thanks to American Electric Power, @bchydro, @ConsumersEnergy, @Exelon, and Pacific Gas and Electric Co. (@PGE4Me) for being among the first utilities to work with us. You can read more details here:

The Mustang Mach-E lineup is growing! Now along with Rally and GT, we’re introducing Mustang Mach-E Trail. It’s adventure, electrified. Made for drivers who prefer adventures off the pavement. And with 400w Pro Power Onboard it will be great for powering a campsite! Check out more details here:

It was great sitting down with @ChristineRomans @NBCNews at #FordAccelerate# to talk about the Essential Economy and skilled trades. Grateful to be working alongside other leaders as part of our Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades so we can tackle this problem together.

Over the weekend, @FordRacing hosted the third annual #RaptorRally# in Lake Havasu, AZ. Nearly 1,000 attendees and 465 Raptors got together for off-roading, hot laps, epic jumps, and the reveal of the new Bronco Raptor that’ll be competing at the 2026 Baja 1000. Every year this event gets bigger and better! Thanks to the team for creating these great events for our @Ford off-roading community to connect, and learn from experts and each other.

Here’s a fun story about how in the 1950s @Ford helped launch an iconic American artist. Since October is a great month to explore the outdoors and bird watching has become a popular hobby in the U.S (96 million Americans enjoy birding!) it felt like a good time to revisit the remarkable artist Charlie Harper, whose well-known bird artwork surprisingly began in the pages of the Ford Times.