The Exciting Ford New Car Model Range
The Ford New Van Model Range
Mild Hybrid (MHEV)
Mild Hybrid vehicles have two sources of power, a conventional engine and a battery driven electric motor. The electric motor does not power the car, it assists it.
Hybrid (HEV)
Hybrid vehciles have two sources of power. They automatically switch between the conventional engine and the electric power engine depending on speed.
Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)
Plug-in Hybrids have two sources, similar to Hybrid vehicles. The batteries are larger, allowing you to travel further on electric power. The need to be plugged in to charge.
All-Electric (BEV)
All-electric vehicles are powered purely by electricity, they do not have a conventional engine. They need charging before you can drive anywhere and only run off of a battery.
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With a growing network of public EV charging stations, powering your all-electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle on the go is getting more and more convenient. The Ford BlueOval Charging Network provides more than 31,000 charging points in the UK, and is part of a network of over 500,000 charging points across Europe. Fast and rapid charging options mean you can recharge your electric car in as little as 30 minutes.
Home charging is also an option and the speed will depend on the power supply and the quantity of electricity you need to charge the car’s battery. You can also have a charging point installed at home. These are quick and easy to install, taking just a few hours.
Servicing your electric or hybrid vehicle is crucial for maintaining its performance, efficiency, and longevity. Our EVA-approved technicians are trained and equipped to handle the unique needs of these vehicles, ensuring they receive proper care and attention.
During a servicing appointment, technicians will typically conduct a thorough inspection of the vehicle's battery system, electric motors, and charging components to identify any issues or potential areas of concern. They'll also perform routine maintenance tasks such as checking fluid levels, inspecting brakes, and rotating tires to keep your vehicle running smoothly. By entrusting your electric or hybrid vehicle to EVA-approved professionals, you can have peace of mind knowing that it's in good hands and will continue to provide reliable transportation for years to come.
Explore the future of your fleet with our comprehensive solutions. Our lineup includes both hybrid and electric vehicles, combining efficient total cost of ownership, premium specifications, and impressive CO2 emission standards. With fewer moving parts, maintenance costs for hybrid and electric vehicles are often lower than traditional ones. Enjoy potential savings as electricity costs less than conventional fuel, and our electric models exempt you from ULEZ charges. Your business could also capitalize on government grants and tax reductions for electric vehicles, making this eco-friendly option more affordable than you might imagine. Seize the opportunity to drive innovation in your fleet management.
Ford is propelling its vision for the future with the introduction of Ford BlueCruise†, a groundbreaking advancement in Advanced Driver Assistance technology, now available in Europe. Pioneering hands-free driving in designated 'Blue Zones,' Mustang Mach-E owners can embark on a new era of mobility. Employing the driver-facing camera, Ford BlueCruise ensures the driver's attention is focused on the road by monitoring gaze and head position.Integrated with Speed Sign Recognition and Adaptive Cruise Control, the system automatically adjusts speed to the recognised zone. Activating Ford BlueCruise engages intelligent Lane Centering technology for precise steering control within lane markings, elevating the driving experience.
Experience a more intelligent approach to reaching your destination and effortlessly navigate your day with FordPass, putting complete journey control in the palm of your hands. FordPass, empowered by the FordPass Connect modem, streamlines your journeys by seamlessly integrating various features in your vehicle and smartphone. Enjoy a connected experience with synchronized capabilities that enhance every trip. Whether it's vehicle-specific functions or smartphone accessibility, FordPass ensures you stay effortlessly connected throughout your journeys. Take command of your travel experience, simplify your day, and enjoy the convenience of comprehensive connectivity at your fingertips with FordPass and the advanced FordPass Connect modem.
EVA is a set of standards for all areas of automotive retail (retail, wholesale, aftersales and bodyshops) designed to recognise businesses’ excellence in the electric vehicle sector. The EVA badge is awarded to individual locations which are rigorously and independently audited and found to meet EVA’s standards. With the transition to EVs being confusing and daunting, businesses who meet the EVA standards are able to give you confidence in your purchase.
At TrustFord we are working hard to get all our sites EVA accredited. Click the link to find out which of our sites are EVA accredited already www.EVapproved.co.uk.
We're here to help you navigate the exciting new landscape of Electric and Hybrid vehicles.
We'll tell you what you need to know, what the benefits are, and we'll help extinguish some common misconceptions along the way. See our selection of articles below to help you find your way.
A hybrid vehicle combines two or more power sources, typically an internal combustion engine and an electric motor. It can switch between these power sources to improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions.
An electric vehicle, or EV, is a type of vehicle that is powered by electricity stored in a battery. It does not rely on internal combustion engines like traditional petrol or diesel vehicles.
Charging times vary depending on the charger's power level and the EV's battery capacity. Level 1 chargers (standard household outlets) can take overnight, while Level 2 chargers (240V) can take a few hours. DC fast chargers can provide a substantial charge in around 30 minutes.
EVs use electricity stored in high-capacity batteries to power an electric motor. When you plug the EV into a charging station, it recharges the battery, which then provides energy to propel the vehicle.
Initially, EVs can be more expensive due to the cost of the battery. However, lower operating and maintenance costs, as well as potential government incentives, can make them cost-competitive over time.
All Electric car lifespan varies but is generally similar to or longer than traditional petrol or diesel cars. Electric vehicle (EV) batteries can degrade over time, affecting range, but most modern EVs are designed for long-term use.
The range of an EV varies depending on the make and model. Most modern EVs can travel between 100 and 300 miles on a single charge. Advances in battery technology are continually improving range.
Pros: Fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, potential cost savings on fuel, regenerative braking, smooth and quiet operation. Cons: Higher upfront cost, limited all-electric range, dependence on fuel, potential battery replacement costs.
Yes, hybrid cars have both a petrol engine and an electric motor, so you will need to use petrol to fuel the engine.
Non-plug-in hybrid cars do not require charging. They charge their batteries through regenerative braking and the gasoline engine. For a Plug-in Hybrid, this will depend on the range of the vehicle and how much electric charge you would like to use for your journey.
See more of our frequently asked questions to understand more about Electric and Hybrid.