Ford Dagenham holds a pivotal role within the Thames Freeport, a dynamic hub for trade and industry. Located strategically within this thriving economic zone, Ford Dagenham contributes to the region’s growth as a key manufacturing and logistics centre.
With a legacy of innovation and a commitment to excellence, Ford Dagenham plays a crucial part in driving economic development and sustainable business practices in this vibrant Thames Freeport community.
Ford Dagenham is London’s largest manufacturing site, giving businesses access to regional manufacturing clusters, close proximity to suppliers, and a large consumer market.
FORD DAGENHAM:
A BEACON OF PROGRESS
Ford Dagenham was founded in 1931 and is the largest manufacturing site in London. The plant has produced over 11 million cars and more than 50 million engines in its history.
It is currently home to a research and development centre that is developing new commercial vehicle upfitting businesses and new mobility models supporting greener logistics chains with autonomous, connected, electric, and shared (ACES) vehicles.
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Ford Dagenham spans an expansive a 175 hectares site.
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Over 11 million cars and 50 million engines produced.
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3 wind turbines powering 1,000 homes.
COMMITMENT TO
GREEN TECHNOLOGIES
Ford is committed to sustainability and is going “all-in” on electrification, with its passenger vehicle range moving to all-electric by 2030. Ford Dagenham is also committed to sustainability.
The site currently has three wind turbines, which produce enough energy to power 1,000 homes. Ford Dagenham is also working to reduce its water usage and waste production.
