Still, the Valencia team must restructure the plant before Ford invests in a specific product there. That plant, located in Almussafes, dates to 1976 and currently employs about 6,000 workers ...

Ford plans to close its assembly plant in Valencia, Spain, for a full week after confirming three cases of the coronavirus at the facility, Reuters reports. "We have had three positive cases of ...

The Valencia plant, currently employing 4,800 people, is where Ford assembles its Kuga SUV. The production of other models at this plant has been reduced in recent years.

In addition to operations at its Valencia plant, Ford is also proceeding with a $2 billion conversion of its Cologne, Germany, operations to begin producing electric vehicles in 2023. “We are ...

Ford Spain informed its union partners Friday that it plans to cut approximately 1,100 jobs at its Valencia plant because of changes to the vehicle lineup announced in 2022, the automaker confirmed.

Ford announced today the selection of its plant in Valencia, Spain as the preferred site to assemble EVs based on a next-generation electric vehicle architecture.

Every 80 seconds a Ford is built in Valencia and the FoMoCo peeps plan to build a mind-boggling 400,000 automobiles in 2015. That figure represents a 40 percent increase over the total output of 2014.

The Valencia plant is one of Ford’s largest outside the United States. More than 7,000 workers are employed there, producing over 400,000 vehicles a year.

During this period, Ford has pledged to pay 100% of all wages. The Valencia plant is also working through a separate workforce reduction (ERE), which affects 626 employees.

The plant exports 80% of its production. Despite continued losses in Europe, Ford today said it is completing the final part of a $2.6 billion investment in its manufacturing complex in Valencia ...

On Wednesday, Spain’s social-democratic General Union of Workers (UGT) and Ford-Spain signed the 18th Collective Agreement for the plant at Almussafes, Valencia.

Ford Motor Co. will increase production by 40 percent at its Valencia plant in Spain, as the second-largest U.S. automaker starts assembly of its S-Max and Galaxy minivan models at the facility ...