Ford secures £600m government-backed loan to rev up EV plans

James Murray
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The government and Ford have today announced a £600m loan guarantee deal to 'turbo-charge' the auto giant's plans to ramp up electric vehicle (EV) production at its UK factories. The deal was delivered...

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