Ford

Delek Motors is recalling Ford F-series vehicles due to concerns that windshield wipers may detach while driving. Owners who fail to complete the free repair risk having their vehicle license revoked.

High demand for data centers has given a strong boost to the manufacturing sector in the USA. Traditional industrial companies like Caterpillar and Ford are actively expanding their operations in this field.

The gap between the US and European automotive industries is widening. Major US automakers report strong financial results, while European firms struggle with declining profitability and stiff competition.

Delek Motors, the importer of Ford in Israel, has announced a recall for 16 Ford F-250 and F-350 commercial vehicles due to a missing particulate sensor. Owners must complete the mandatory repair within six months to avoid issues with vehicle licensing and ownership transfer.

Delek Motors is calling 1,405 vehicle owners to urgently arrive for a software update following a gap in fuel consumption. Drivers who do not perform the repair within six months will not be able to renew their vehicle license.

Following the renewal of attacks in Iran, Brent crude rose 4% to $87.5 per barrel, and WTI to $82.5. The KOSPI index fell 7% following disappointing reports from SK Hynix.

Ford has signed an agreement with the Pentagon to supply three prototypes based on its F-series pickup trucks. The company is joining the competition against General Motors to provide tactical vehicles for the US Army.