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If you want to charge super fast and travel quickly, the Ford brand of electric vehicles is going to give you the year of a lifetime.

 
The 2021 Mustang Mach-E was recently named Car and Driver's Electric Vehicle of the Year. There was just something about the Mach-E that muted the competition and won over the very knowledgeable editors at Car and Driver.

 
Ford Motor Company understands that the future of the automobile industry is in electric vehicles. In order to remain an innovative leader, Ford is investing billions of dollars to boost the production of electric vehicles, including electric F-series trucks.

 
Ford is now the first automobile manufacturer to utilize plastic from the ocean to create vehicle parts. The wiring harness clips included in the design of the Ford Bronco Sport are made out of plastic harvested from the ocean. Not only did this design provide a more affordable option, but the strength and durability of the product proved to be stronger than their other choices.

 
If you are looking for a van that offers something new and different this year, the 2022 Ford E-Transit is your van. The Ford E-Transit is the latest version of the Ford Transit, which is a best-seller in the category of commercial vans. The E-Transit, however, differs from the regular Ford Transit in one major way, which is its powertrain. You will get all the same performance capabilities and utilitarian features with the 2022 Ford E-Transit that you would with the gasoline-based Transit, even though the E-Transit runs on a hybrid mechanical system rather than gasoline.

 
The 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E is the recipient of this year's annual “Electric Vehicle (EV) of the Year” by Car and Driver. Car and Driver selected the Mach-E as the winner of the award based on numerous factors. Primarily, the Mustang won the award for the fact that it brings good value to consumers, is fun and sporty to drive, and compels car shoppers to buy an electric vehicle over a gasoline-driven car.

 

Without a doubt, Ford manufacturers are at the forefront of introducing impressive technologies. The latest inventory incorporates technologies that instill safety and confidence when driving. The Ford Co-Pilot360 technology has multiple driver-assist innovations that include lane-keep assistance, blind-spot detector, auto high beam lighting, and a rearview camera. With these features, you can enjoy driving without being anxious about safety threats on the highway.

In Dearborn, Michigan, a colony of about 80,000 honeybees helps pollinate one of the largest living roofs in America. The entire 454,000-square-foot roof of the Ford Rouge Complex is planted with Sedum -- a type of succulent that stores water efficiently in its leaves. These plants can hold up to an inch of rainwater, reducing runoff, and filtering any water that does run off the roof.

While the living roof supports the local watershed, the bees help the Sedum plants thrive. Helping the bees thrive is Mary Mason, a product design engineer for Ford, who became the company's…

This #Ford employee’s idea could bring #cleanwater to parts of the world that need it. https://t.co/oCuoSX0V8V pic.twitter.com/lXJQA4st3c

— Ford Motor Company (@Ford) September 27, 2016

On a hot Phoenix summer drive, wouldn't it be nice if there was always a supply of fresh drinking water beside you? If your air conditioner is running, then your car is already creating water via condensation. On especially humid days, this could amount to over half a gallon per hour!

Currently, this condensation is dumped out onto the road, but one day new Ford vehicles may be…