Ford Motor Company has announced that it will be halting production of its electric F-150 Lightning pickup truck due to battery issues. This news comes after Ford had previously announced that the company would be investing $800 million into the production of the electric vehicle.

The company announced that it is halting production of the F-150 Lightning until the battery issues are resolved. Ford stated that the battery issues were discovered during the pre-production testing phase and that the company is taking the necessary steps to ensure that the production process meets the highest standards.

Ford also announced that it will be suspending production of the F-150 Lightning at least through the end of next week. This news has caused concern among investors, as Ford’s electric vehicle ambitions have been seen as a potential source of growth for the company.

The company has not yet released any information on when production is expected to resume, but has stated that it is working to resolve the issues as quickly as possible. This news has caused some analysts to question whether Ford’s electric vehicle plans are still viable.

For now, the future of Ford’s electric vehicle ambitions remains uncertain. However, the company has stated that it is committed to producing the highest quality vehicles and will continue to work to resolve the battery issues as quickly as possible.

This story is developing. Check back for updates.

View Full Coverage on USNN