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Ford to Restart Tamil Nadu Plant for Exports and Electric Cars

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Ford Looks to Start Production Again in Tamil Nadu

Ford Motor Company is talking with the Tamil Nadu government to start making cars again, but this time for exports. This news comes as a surprise because Ford stopped making cars in India about three years ago. Now, it seems like Ford is thinking about starting its work in India again.

The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, MK Stalin, shared this update on social media. He said that Ford and the Tamil Nadu government have had more than one meeting this year to talk about this idea. He also mentioned that the talks were about renewing the long partnership between Tamil Nadu and Ford, which started over 30 years ago.

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Why Did Ford Leave India?

Ford stopped making cars in India back in 2021. This was because the company was not selling enough cars to keep its factories running. In 2022, Ford also stopped making cars for export. Ford had two factories in India, but it sold one of them to Tata Motors and closed the other one in Chennai. Even though it closed its Chennai factory, Ford is still thinking about what to do with it in the future.

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What’s Next for Ford in India?

Ford might not just be talking about making cars for export. There are also signs that Ford could bring the Ford Everest SUV to India. The Ford Everest is a popular car in other countries, and it’s likely to attract people in India who want a premium SUV. If Ford does bring the Everest to India, it will probably be a high-end model that is fully built overseas and shipped to India.

But that’s not all! Ford is also looking into electric cars. The company is working on a brand-new, affordable electric car platform. While nothing official has been said yet, Ford’s plan could include making and selling electric cars in India in the future. This would match the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) in the country. EVs are becoming more popular because they are better for the environment and cost less to run in the long term.

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Why Tamil Nadu is Important for Ford

Tamil Nadu is a big name in the car industry. The state has been known for its strong role in making cars and car parts for many years. Ford has been a part of this story for a long time, and if the company decides to start making cars again, it will add to Tamil Nadu’s already strong position in the car market.

The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu has been busy meeting with big global companies, trying to bring more jobs and investments to the state. The talks with Ford are part of this bigger plan to make Tamil Nadu an even bigger hub for the car industry.

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What Does This Mean for the Future?

While no final decision has been made, it is clear that Ford is interested in making a comeback in India, even if it’s in a new way. Instead of making cars for the local market, Ford could focus on exporting cars from Tamil Nadu to other countries. There’s also the chance that the company will bring high-end models like the Ford Everest to India. Electric cars are also on Ford’s radar, and if the company moves forward with its EV plans, it could be a big step toward a greener future for India.

Ford is still figuring out how to make its comeback in India. But the talks with the Tamil Nadu government show that the company is not done with India yet. Whether it’s through making cars for export, bringing in premium SUVs, or launching new electric vehicles, Ford seems to be planning a strong return. We will have to wait and see how these plans unfold.

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