Ford current lineup of electric vehicles includes:

• Mustang Mach-E
• Escape SE Hybrid
• Escape SE Plug-In
• Explorer Limited
• Fusion Hybrid
• Fusion Plug-In
• F-150

This year, the Ford Mustang Mach-E made history the first in the Ford Mustang series available with a non-gas powertrain. The Mach-E is a luxurious electric-powered car with plenty of speed and up to 300 miles of electric range. The Escape, a popular five-passenger SUV, is offered in a hybrid and hybrid plug-in design. The Explorer is a larger electric SUV that has best-in-class tow ratings. The Fusion, a tech-savvy and popular all-around sedan, is also available in multiple fuel-saving configurations. The F-150 truck is also now offered as an electric model.

Ford's electric cars don't use gasoline at all for power. Instead, they have electric motors and battery packs. Its hybrid vehicles have a dual gasoline engine and electric motor configuration to produce the power you need while maximizing fuel economy. Plug-in hybrid models are similarly equipped, but they use all-electric power available before changing to gasoline for power.

Ford's electric range varies by model. The Fusion gets up to 27 MPG combined. The Escape can get over 580 miles with its plug-in powertrain, and the Explorer gets 500 miles of electric range. The Mach-E travels 300 miles on electricity.

At a charging station, a Ford can recharge its battery up to 80% in an hour. An electric Ford charges fully in about four hours with a 240V charger and fully charges in 10 hours with a 110V charger.

The electric Explorer can tow up to 5,000 pounds. The Escape tows 3,500 pounds, and the F-150 tows 12,700 pounds.

Additional information about Ford's electric lineup is available at our dealership.