Ford's commitment to invest $30 billion in electric vehicles aimed at becoming the U.S. market leader backfired when production forecasts for the F-150 Lightning dropped significantly.
Despite ambitious targets like doubling F-150 Lightning production, Ford has struggled, now only managing a few sales a month compared to initial expectations of rapid growth.
The recent increase in warranty issues led to an $800 million financial hit, contributing to rising investor disappointment as promised product quality improvements fell short.
Management's repeated promises of better results have disappointed investors, illustrating how unmet expectations can lead to significant stock declines and erosion of market confidence for a company.
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