As it rolls out its newest Mustang, Ford said it plans to stick with an internal combustion engine, a strategy that contrasts with some rivals who are transitioning to EVs
In EV era, auto maker isn’t ready to abandon loud, powerful engines that have been critical to the sports car’s appeal
Muscle-car enthusiasts getting a glimpse of Dodge’s new all-electric concept car. Plans call for the Challenger and Charger models, known for their loud and powerful engines, to be retired by 2023. Photo: Carlos Osorio/Associated PressFord Motor Co. revealed its next-generation Mustang sports car Wednesday in a bid to appeal to enthusiasts who still want to feel the rumble of an engine under the hood.
The Dearborn, Mich., auto maker showed off the new model—its first redesign of the Mustang in nearly a decade—at an evening event at the
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