Six weeks of retooling at the Rouge plant has led to much-improved production capacity.
Ford has resumed F-150 Lightning production at its Rouge Electric Vehicle Center in Dearborn, Michigan after a six-week shutdown.
The facility is on track to build more than 70,000 F-150 Lightning trucks in calendar year 2023 with production for US customers expected to ramp in the fall. In addition, a third station was added to validate wheel alignment and headlamp aim for driver assist technology.says that training for 1,200 additional manufacturing employees will continue for three weeks, with incoming operators shadowing experienced employees in a buddy system for rapid onboarding.
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