Ford Plans to Shift Lincoln Production to U.S. from China by 2030
Ford Motor Company intends to relocate the manufacturing of its Lincoln vehicles from China to the United States before the end of the decade.
Ford Motor Company is planning to shift the production of its Lincoln luxury brand vehicles from China back to the United States by 2030, according to reports. The strategic adjustment involves moving assembly operations as part of the automaker's broader operational and manufacturing footprint planning.
Additional financial details, plant locations, and the specific capital expenditures required for the transition were not immediately disclosed. The shift highlights ongoing adjustments in global automotive supply chains and domestic manufacturing strategies among major U.S. carmakers.
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