• Escape Hybrid
• Escape Plug-In Hybrid
• Explorer Limited Hybrid
• Fusion Hybrid
• Fusion Plug-In Hybrid
• Mach-E

The Escape is Ford's smallest electric SUV, while the Explorer is its largest electric car. The Fusion, which is a Ford sedan, is offered in two electric configurations. The Mach-E is a new Mustang and the latest Ford electric car.

There are several different options if you want an electric car. An all-electric Ford doesn't use gasoline at all. Instead, it sources its power from electric motors and batteries. Ford hybrid power provides its energy through a combination of a gas motor and an electric battery-powered motor. Although they rely on their electric motor or motors for their primary supply of power, hybrid plug-in models have a gasoline engine.

Ford's electric vehicles vary considerably in their range. Using all-electric power, the Ford Fusion can get about 26 miles of range. The Explorer, which uses a hybrid powertrain, gets 500 miles of range, and the Mach-E gets about 300 miles.

Ford's electric vehicles will charge in about 11 hours using a Level 1 charging port with 110V of power. Using a Level 2 charging port with twice the power capacity, charges the battery in about 3.5 hours.

Ford's electric vehicles have variable tow ratings. The Explorer has class-leading tow ratings among hybrid SUVs with a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds.

For more information about Ford's electric line of cars, contact our dealership today. We will gladly provide you with more information about Ford's full range of electric vehicles and explain their attributes and benefits in greater detail. We can also help you book a test drive for your preferred electric Ford.