Ford reported second-quarter revenue of $46.94 billion, surpassing the $42.77 billion consensus estimate, according to Benzinga Pro. Adjusted earnings reached 37 cents per share, beating expectations of 31 cents per share. Segment results were mixed with Ford Pro up 11%, Model e up 105%, and Ford Blue down 3%. CEO Jim Farley said Ford Pro is driving growth through high-margin services, while Ford Blue gained market share and Model e continues to improve in efficiency. Ford expects a 2025 adjusted EBIT of $6.5 billion to $7.5 billion despite a $2 billion tariff headwind. Ford shares were down 4.42% in after-hours on Wednesday.
