Looks like they're testing some sort of Chinese market Bronco Sport:   Mysterious Ford Bronco SUV Spotted Testing In China  

Pro earnings and margin are both significant down which are the scary part.  I have to admit I’m not a fan of that business model to start with which may make me somewhat bias.  Having admitted that, my long-term fear is that Pro could cause some unintended damage to Ford Blue and Model E divisions.

In case of autos that are primarily RWD with AWD as option, do they not often have smaller motor in front?  I think what Biker16 is saying is that GM Ultium platform was conceived as FWD with AWD as option.  When comparing BEV drivetrain layout options I think we are mostly splitting hairs anyway because differences are not as significant as when comparing ICE vehicles.

That’s probably dictated more by the AWD setup which uses a smaller motor in the rear.

And you guys wonder why Ford is so heavily invested in Ford Pro.

Here's a design study I saw for a new probe. It's nice, but I'd rather get like a small coupe that takes some styling from an old notchback mustang or something. This is a lancia, but you see what I have in mind. 

FWIW, the low-cost versions of GM's Ultium Platform are FWD with optional AWD drive.

For a pure EV platform I see no difference in single motor fwd vs rwd.  The batteries don’t move.

Been that way for years.  I think it’s because they switched to larger diameter studs and/or larger heavier wheels.

Ford Q1 2025 Earnings: $500 Million Profit On $40.7 Billion In Revenue   Ford Q1 2025 earnings were headlined by $500 million in net income on $40.7 billion in revenue. Compared to the first quarter of 2024, the results represent a 61.5 percent or $0.9 billion drop in net income and a 4.9 percent or $2.1 billion decrease in revenue. The performance represents a net income margin of 1.2 percent, down 2 percentage points from 3.1 percent in Q1 2024. Earnings per share (EPS) diluted was $0.12, down $0.21 or 63.6 percent from $0.33 in Q1 2024. Cash flow from operating activities was $3.7 billion, up 164.3 percent or $2.3 billion from the $1.4 billion in Q1 2024.