Ford accelerates return to pre-crisis production levels

Ford production — Ford began to resume U.S. production on May 18. The company said it implemented "robust safety and care measures globally to help support a safe and healthy environment for the company’s workforce." (Charlotte Smith/Ford Motor Co.)

Michael Martinez

June 19, 2020 02:17 PM

DETROIT -- Ford Motor Co. will return to pre-coronavirus levels of U.S. vehicle production two weeks ahead of schedule, the company said Friday.

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