Ford, GM options for EV dealers reshape retail

Ford wants to narrow the differences between the EV program’s two tiers, one of which limits EV sales in exchange for a reduced investment in charging equipment.

By:

Michael D. Martinez

January 27, 2023 12:27 AM

DETROIT — General Motors and Ford Motor Co. have taken different approaches to prepare dealers for the electric vehicles they are rolling out in the coming years, but both companies' strategies are significantly reshaping their retail networks.

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