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2021 Ford Bronco's New Lightweight Steel Might Make Ford Reconsider Its Aluminum Trucks
Guys, just an FYI.
Cleveland-Cliffs (Symbol CLF) has purchased the North American steel producing assets of Arcelor-Mittal. They bought the steel assets from AK Steel earlier this year, which also produces a lot for the the automotive sector.
So even better news, a company based in NE Ohio is making high strength steel for the new Ford Broncos.
As an aside, steel is much easier to paint, weld, and repair than aluminum.
Disclosure: I am a shareholder in Cleveland-Cliffs
Cleveland-Cliffs (Symbol CLF) has purchased the North American steel producing assets of Arcelor-Mittal. They bought the steel assets from AK Steel earlier this year, which also produces a lot for the the automotive sector.
So even better news, a company based in NE Ohio is making high strength steel for the new Ford Broncos.
As an aside, steel is much easier to paint, weld, and repair than aluminum.
Disclosure: I am a shareholder in Cleveland-Cliffs
Ford is also implementing the new materials to save weights on their cars & trucks - Graphene. See link below:
https://www.autoevolution.com/news/...es-to-push-the-limits-on-our-cars-144916.html
I wouldn't be suprise if the Bronco might have some these graphene built into it. If you want to know more about graphene, see the link below:
https://www.nanowerk.com/what_is_graphene.php
https://www.autoevolution.com/news/...es-to-push-the-limits-on-our-cars-144916.html
I wouldn't be suprise if the Bronco might have some these graphene built into it. If you want to know more about graphene, see the link below:
https://www.nanowerk.com/what_is_graphene.php
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