The Ford Maverick Pickup Truck is set to be the next big thing in the Ford lineup. With its modern design, powerful engine, and rugged capability, it’s sure to be a hit with customers. But one of the biggest questions surrounding the Maverick is where it will be built.
Ford has been tight-lipped about where the Maverick will be manufactured, but there are some clues that can give us a better idea.
Firstly, it has been widely reported that the Maverick will be built on a new platform shared with both the Ford Bronco and Bronco Sport SUVs. This suggests that production of all three vehicles could take place in either Dearborn, Michigan or Louisville, Kentucky – both of which are home to key Ford plants.
Another indicator as to where the Maverick might be built comes from recent reports that suggest Ford is investing heavily in its Louisville Assembly Plant in Kentucky. This plant currently produces the Escape and Lincoln Corsair SUVs and is expected to begin production of the new Bronco and Bronco Sport models soon. It would make sense then for Ford to also produce the Maverick at this same facility.
Finally, there have also been rumors that Ford may outsource some of its production to Mexico or China. While this isn’t confirmed yet, such a move would make sense given Ford’s need to reduce costs and compete with other automakers who are increasingly turning to overseas production.
Conclusion:
Overall, it appears likely that the upcoming Ford Maverick Pickup Truck will be produced either at Ford’s Dearborn or Louisville Assembly Plants in the United States, or possibly at an overseas facility like Mexico or China. However, until an official announcement is made by Ford we won’t know for sure where production will take place.
