Ford launches AI chatbot for vehicle diagnostics in Ford and Lincoln apps

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Ford is introducing an AI-powered assistant integrated into its Ford and Lincoln mobile apps. The chatbot can answer owner questions about their specific vehicle, including fuel levels, tire pressure, towing capacity, and cargo limits. Because the assistant is linked directly to the customer's vehicle, it can provide personalised information based on the exact make and model. Ford also plans to expand the feature with a voice-powered version in the future.

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