NYSE:F News 2 January 2026 - 13 January 2026

Ford shares slipped 0.2% to $14.01 in early Tuesday trading as President Trump’s Detroit visit put the auto sector in focus. Investors await Ford’s Feb. 10 earnings after the company took a $19.5 billion charge tied to scrapped EV programs. Ford’s U.S. sales rose 6% in 2025, driven by hybrids and a budget pickup. The stock closed Monday down 1.2%, now 3% below last week’s 52-week high.

Ford Motor Co. shares closed down 1.4% at $14.20 Friday, retreating after a 4.7% jump Thursday on a Piper Sandler upgrade. The stock remains near recent highs as investors weigh shifts in EV spending and new software features. U.S. CPI data is due Tuesday, and Ford reports earnings Feb. 10. At CES, Ford announced plans for a Level 3 driver-assist system by 2028.

Ford shares closed at $14.20 on Friday, down 1.3% for the day but up for the week after a Piper Sandler upgrade and price target hike to $16. The stock surged 4.7% Thursday on the analyst call, then slipped as investors weighed Ford’s retreat from early EV projects. General Motors announced a $6 billion charge Thursday tied to reduced EV investment. Ford reports earnings Feb. 10.

Ford shares slipped 0.2% to $14.37 in premarket trading Friday after a 4.8% surge Thursday, following a Piper Sandler upgrade and price target hike. The stock remains near a 52-week high. Ford plans to launch a Level 3 driver-assistance system in 2028, while rivals Mercedes-Benz and Tesla offer less advanced or limited systems. General Motors announced a $6 billion charge to unwind EV investments, following Ford’s $19.5 billion writedown.

Ford shares rose 2.3% to $13.80 in premarket trading after reporting 2025 U.S. sales up 6% to 2.2 million vehicles, led by hybrids and Maverick pickups. Hybrid sales climbed nearly 22% to 228,072 units. Investors await Ford’s Feb. 10 earnings for 2026 guidance and updates on electric vehicle margins.

Ford shares rose 1.68% to close at $13.34 Friday, snapping a four-day slide and outperforming other automakers in the first U.S. trading session of 2026. Volume was 46.3 million shares, below the 50-day average. The stock ended about 4.65% under its 52-week high. Investors now await January economic data and Ford’s next earnings report.

Ford shares rose 1.68% to $13.34 Friday, breaking a four-day losing streak on below-average volume. The stock remains 4.7% under its 52-week high. Ford expects $19.5 billion in EV-related charges, mostly in 2026, and raised its 2025 adjusted EBIT outlook to $7 billion. The company reports earnings on Feb. 10.

Ford shares closed down 0.83% at $13.12 in the final U.S. trading session of 2025, mirroring declines in GM and Tesla as the S&P 500 fell 0.74%. Ford enters 2026 after a $19.5 billion EV writedown and will report Q4 and full-year results on Feb. 10. U.S. markets are closed Jan. 1 for New Year’s Day, reopening Jan. 2. Investors await the next Federal Reserve policy meeting on Jan. 27–28.