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The $5.6B epicenter of Ford's EV effort is now under construction

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Ford Motor Co. has begun construction of its $5.6 billion electric vehicle manufacturing complex in Tennessee. The site, known as BlueOval City, stretches across six square miles and is three times the size of the historic Rouge complex that Henry Ford built in Michigan a century ago to make Model Ts. The Tennessee site will include a battery factory and the first all-new assembly plant that Ford has built since 1969.

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Bloomberg

Ford Breaks Ground on $5.6 Billion Complex for Electric Vehicles and Batteries

Ford Motor Co. has begun construction of its $5.6 billion electric-vehicle manufacturing complex in western Tennessee, the largest factory project in the automaker’s 119-year history.

2 years ago·United States

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TechCrunch

The $5.6B epicenter of Ford's EV effort is now under construction

Ford broke ground at its $5.6 billion BlueOval City complex, where it will build advanced batteries for future Ford and Lincoln EVs.

2 years ago·United States

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The Detroit News

Ford breaks ground on $5.6 billion Tennessee mega-campus

Ford is building the EV, battery production and supplier campus in West Tennessee with joint-venture partner SK Innovation.

2 years ago·Detroit, United States

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Seeking Alpha

Ford begins construction of $5.6B EV-focused facility (NYSE:F)

Ford Motor Co. (F) began construction of “BlueOval City”, a $5.6B high-tech assembly plant focused on EV production on Friday.

2 years ago·United States

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Fox Business

Ford begins construction on $5.6B Tennessee electric truck facility

Construction of Ford's new Blue Oval City manufacturing complex in Stanton, Tennessee, is now well underway following its announcement last September.

2 years ago·United States

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Bloomberg Law

Ford Breaks Ground on $5.6 Billion EV Complex in Tennessee (1)

Ford Motor Co. has begun construction of its $5.6 billion electric-vehicle manufacturing complex in western Tennessee, the largest factory project in the automaker’s 119-year history.

2 years ago·Arlington, United States

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