Ford is looking forward to a mysterious novelty in its networks: it will be presented today

Ford is preparing a surprise for all of its followers this new start of the month and that is that the oval brand has shared a tweet in which it gives some clues as to what its next car will be. It is not known exactly what the new launch will be, but the brand has made it clear that on June 1 this year it will have something to show the world.

The blue oval isn't usually cryptic when it comes to introducing a new Ford product, but the automaker has given a few allusions to one particular cryptic upcoming vehicle.

Ford grabs the public's attention with a secret message

A puzzling new post on Ford's Twitter account highlights a set of the automaker's favorite emoji in recent use, followed by a series of seven pictograms. Then, in response to himself, Ford posted "6.1.22", indicating that the public should look to his June 1 page for disclosure.

The only similarity we see between the seven emojis is that they are all black. This can be interpreted as confirmation that the body color of a possible new Ford product will be black, blackout, or may have something to do with the name of said product. Again, a cryptic post could mean something completely different.

It could be the 150 Ford F-2023 Raptor R presentation.

You can bet Ford will introduce it, especially given the amount of new information recently leaked about the upcoming supertruck. Ford executives recently saw a non-camouflaged Raptor R for the first time, so it's safe to assume the beefy truck is about to drop.

Will it be a new 2024 Mustang?

Ford's new product reveal could also be a release of more information about the next-generation 2024 Mustang, although the vehicle is expected to be unveiled much later in April 2023. With that in mind, the June 1 reveal includes a special edition 2023 Mustang that will be the last model year for the current generation muscle car.

Ford uses social media to disclose information

This isn't the first time Ford has taken to Twitter to communicate in cryptic ways. In December, the automaker posted a series of EV-related memes to spark a conversation about EVs. "We've been trying to make everyone feel comfortable with electric vehicles for a while, but maybe we just spoke the wrong language," the automaker said of the exchange. We'll let you know the details of the mysterious new Ford as soon as we have them.

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