On October 7, 1913, inspired by the slaughterhouses in Chicago and Cincinnati, Ford engineers successfully designed a towing system to move the Model T frame on the floor of a factory in Highland Park, Michigan to increase the speed of vehicle assembly.
>> Ford and 100 years of mobile assembly line development (1)
This innovative breakthrough helped Ford significantly reduce the cost and time of assembling a car, paving the way for a series of production and market expansion in the future. In early 1914, Ford’s first factory officially implemented this mobile assembly line model, marking a 100-year journey of innovation and restructuring – until today.
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Ford develops front lighting system based on cameras
Ford has recently announced that it is developing an advanced camera-based lighting system.
Ford and Toyota collaborate to develop car applications
Ford and Toyota have recently announced their partnership to establish a new joint alliance aimed at focusing on building and developing automotive applications.
Lexus LBX 2023 Launches: Compact Luxury SUV Based on TNGA GA-B Platform
This is the very first compact car from Lexus, the Lexus LBX. Built on the new GA-B platform, the Lexus LBX is set to be released in the fourth quarter of 2023.
Mazda wiped out by atomic bomb
Mazda’s history tells the tale of a car manufacturer that once faced a setback of 15 years due to the devastating atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima by the United States. However, it miraculously rose from the rubble and emerged stronger than ever.
Ford Ranger 2022 Unveiled: Continuing to Dominate the Throne
The all-new Ford Ranger Generation has officially launched at the Ford factory in Hai Duong today (26/8). As a smart, versatile, and best-performing Ranger to date, the New Generation Ranger promises to continue the legacy of over 20 years in Vietnam and break all boundaries for an inspiring lifestyle.
