Explore selected Ford supplier relationships documented by manufacturers and Ford disclosures. The source-linked list separates model-specific programs, company-level supply and announced agreements; it is not a complete or current supplier roster for every Ford vehicle.
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Selected source-linked relationships, bounded by the program and source date shown below. An old program announcement is historical evidence, not confirmation of supply to every current vehicle. Company-level material supply is kept separate from model-specific components.
| Company / component | Documented relationship | Model / coverage | Evidence status | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Continental | Original-equipment tires | Electric Explorer and Capri; approved tire lines and sizes in the 2025 release | Model-specific release | [1] |
| Novelis | Aluminum material supply from Oswego | Ford company-level supply; no specific vehicle assignment in the statement | Dated supply update | [2] |
| BorgWarner | Drive-module integration, gearbox and thermal management | Mustang Mach-E program announced in 2020; motor and power electronics came from other suppliers | Historical program | [3] |
| Bosch | Port/direct fuel-injection system development with Ford and TI Automotive | Second-generation 3.5-liter EcoBoost program described in 2017 | Historical program | [4] |
| Magna | Aluminum battery enclosures | 2022 F-150 Lightning program, announced in 2021 | Historical program | [5] |
| Mobileye | EyeQ devices and vision-processing software for ADAS | Global Ford agreement announced in 2020; no blanket current-model assignment here | Announced agreement | [6] |
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FordThe sources in this selection document Continental tires, Novelis aluminum supply, BorgWarner drive-module work, Bosch fuel-injection development, Magna battery enclosures and a Mobileye ADAS agreement. Each entry has its own program, date and coverage limits.
No. This is a selected set of publicly documented relationships, including historical programs and announced agreements. It is not a verified census of Ford suppliers, procurement volume or market share.
No. Continental’s release concerns the electric Explorer and Capri; Magna’s release concerns the 2022 F-150 Lightning. Other entries have different scopes. A company-level relationship does not establish a component in every F-150 or other model.
Ford’s May 20, 2026 filing describes redemption of its BlueOval SK membership interest and related transactions. It does not establish that every SK-related supplier relationship or battery supply arrangement ended.