Ford Motor Company has filed the trademark “Falcon” with the Institute of Industrial Property of Mexicounder serial number 0119852947205. This application contains the description of “international classification of products and services for the purposes of trademark registration and/or list of products and/or services classified according to it.”
This trademark registration indicates that Ford may be considering reviving the Falcon name in some way. It is worth remembering that in recent times it has also made registrations for the names: Model T, Adrenaline, Capri, Cortina, Escort, Granada and Orion. Maybe he just wants to keep some big names to himself, or maybe the plans are bigger.
It is currently known that Ford’s electric mobility plans will focus on commercial vehicles and also on models that the brand considers “icons” and certainly, the Falcon has plenty of credentials to be one of them. Will we have an electric Ford Falcon in the future?
The history of the Falcon begins in 1960, and the last time its name was used was in Australia, since an exclusive model for the island was marketed there. until the year 2016. However, it is the original version the one that remained permanently in memory of the fans, being in some South American countries a true cult vehicle.
