Ford manufacturers the following vehicles as electric cars:

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

The Mustang Mach-E is the newest electric vehicle in Ford's electric car collection. The Mach-E is a high-performance muscle car designed for speed power. The Mach-E has an approximate estimated range of 300 miles. The Fusion is available in a hybrid and plug-in hybrid version. It has a stylish exterior and a comfortable cabin. The Escape is one of two SUVs offered as an electric car. The Escape Hybrid can get over 580 miles of range, and it also has a quiet cabin with many creature comforts. The Explorer is the largest car offered as an electric version from Ford.

Ford's electric, hybrid, and hybrid plug-in models have different powertrains. The company's electric vehicles do not use gasoline at all. Instead, they're powered just by an electric motor. Ford hybrids have a gasoline engine as their base source of power, but they can also use electric energy from an onboard electric motor. Plug-in hybrids use electric power from their motors first and resort to gasoline only if electric power runs out.

Ford's electric vehicles vary in range. The Mach-E, for instance, has a range of 300 miles, while the Explorer can get up to 500 miles of range.

With a household 110V power outlet, you can charge an electric car in about 10 hours. Using a 240V Level 2 charger reduces charging time to about 3.5 hours.

Towing power varies by car. The Explorer, which is a large SUV, can tow up to 5,000 pounds.

For more information on Ford's electric vehicles or schedule a test drive, contact our dealership today.