- Ford has postponed $12 billion in spending on EV manufacturing capacity.
- The company has warned that electric vehicles are too expensive and that demand is slowing.
- Other automakers are also cutting investment and abandoning manufacturing targets.
Ford has halted billions of dollars in investment in EV manufacturing, warning that customers will not pay a premium for these vehicles.
The auto giant announced in its third-quarter earnings call on Thursday that it would postpone $12 billion in planned spending on electric vehicle production and pause some major projects, including the construction of a new battery factory in Kentucky.