Half of the Ford (F) dealers in the U.S. will only “sell hybrid and internal combustion engine vehicles” in the coming year, Phoebe Wall Howard wrote for the Detroit Free Press. The dealers are still weighing the decision and costs needed to retool for sales and service of electric vehicles, added the DFP story. Ford spokesman Marty Gunsberg told the Detroit Free Press. “EV adoption rates vary across the country and we believe our dealers know their market best,” added the story. Other U.S companies in the EV market include: Stellantis (STLA), Tesla (TSLA), Rivian Automotive (RIVN).
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