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.