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Ford is to lay off 14% of its European workforce, or 4,000 employees, because of losses due to low demand for electric cars.

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Ford's significant losses in Europe have prompted the company to announce massive layoffs, particularly in Germany and the UK. The decision comes amid difficulties caused by low demand for electric cars, lack of government support for the switch to electric vehicles and competition from China. The restructuring measures will run until 2027.

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