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I'm Iran Shake and listeners, you're all Blue Checks to me, which means you get the added

perk of your Daily Crunch for Thursday, starting with three big headlines.

So Ford announced Thursday that it's delaying the production of two electric vehicles, a next-generation

EV pickup and a three row EV.

The pair are now slated to arrive in 2026 and 2027, delays of one and two years respectively.

In their place, the automaker is going to be introducing hybrids across its US lineup.

Ford CEO has been telegraphing the delays for months.

Last fall it postponed 12 billion dollars in planned investments.

Then on an earnings call in February, CEO Jim Farley said,

hybrids will play an increasingly important role in our industry's transition

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