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Ford Fiesta to be discontinued

Ford Fiesta to be discontinued
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30 October 2022
The Ford Fiesta is going to be discontinued soon and 2023 will be it’s final production year. This move is most likely due to the cannibalisation of this car by the SUV segment and the rapid movement towards electrification of vehicles.
There have been no reports of an electric version of the Ford Fiesta. The first model was produced in 1977. It remained amongst the best selling cars for years but now, 2023 is going to be the last year when it rolls out.
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