The Development History of Ford Motor Company

The founder of Ford Motor Company is Henry Ford. 1863 On July 30th, Henry Ford was born in Greenfield, Michigan. His parents are Irish immigrants, and Henry ranks first among the six brothers.

Henry Ford became a steam engine technician through self-study, worked as a technician in Detroit Edison Electric Light Company from 65438 to 0887, and was later promoted to chief engineer. He devoted himself to designing cars. In 1896, he tried to build a two-cylinder air-cooled four-horsepower car. 1898, Henry resigned and established the First Automobile Company, but only 25 cars were produced, which contributed to the bankruptcy of 1900.

1903, Henry Ford and 1 1 other investors invested $28,000 to establish the Ford Motor Company. His newly designed car only takes 39.4 seconds to travel a mile. At that time, a famous racing driver named it Ford 999 and took it around the United States. In this way, Ford became famous in America. Only a few weeks after Ford was founded, it sold a Model A car to a customer in Canada.

Ford's environmentalism

As one of the largest automobile companies in the world, Ford Motor Company supports China's non-governmental environmental protection, and optimizes automobile production by using renewable materials and new technologies to save energy and reduce emissions. Through a series of environmental protection activities and adhering to green environmental protection in production, Ford motor is closely linked with environmental protection, which not only enhances its brand image, but also gains the power of sustainable development.

Many enterprises pursue CSR purely for public welfare, and Ford Motor Company directly integrates the concept of green environmental protection into the whole company's industrial chain, reducing the environmental pollution caused by automobile production and driving, and promoting Ford Motor Company to "turn green" continuously.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Foton Motor