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We’re committed to achieving carbon neutrality in Europe by 2035, across our new vehicles, facilities, logistics and supplier base. By 2024, we will launch three new electric passenger vehicles and four new electric commercial vehicles, offering you choice when finding your perfect EV – whether for work, play, or everything in between.
Ford’s aim is to make charging your electrified vehicle as easy and painless as possible. That’s why we’ve developed a full suite of charging options and supporting technologies to provide a convenient and comprehensive charging experience. This includes access to our BlueOval Charge Network that now has over 1,700 charging points across Ireland, including high-speed IONITY stations, EBS, ePower, ChargePoint and EV-Box charging points.
Hybrid and electric vehicles typically offer a smoother, quieter, more enjoyable drive, without compromising performance.
The overall cost of owning a hybrid or electric vehicle can be lower as well. Outstanding efficiency can mean less money spent on fuel, they tend to be cheaper to maintain, and are often eligible for tax incentives and government grants too.
The all-electric E-Transit is leading the charge, with Pro Power OnBoard and a range of up to 267-317 km.
By 2024, there'll be four more EV models to choose from: the all-new Transit Custom one-tonne van and Tourneo Custom MPV. Followed by the smaller, next generation Transit Courier and Tourneo Courier MPV.
If you're considering making the switch to an electrified vehicle, then it's important you understand the differences between them. Click on the icons below to get more information on Mild Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid and All-Electric Vehicles.
Mild hybrids, full hybrids, and plug-in hybrids combine electric power with a traditional engine. All hybrids help improve efficiency, and some can even drive on electric power alone. All-electric vehicles, run solely on electricity, delivering instant power and zero emissions. From mild hybrids to Plug-In hybrids, electrified vehicles all have something in common, but there are important differences to each system. Watch our video to find out more.
How far you can drive on electric power depends on the type of electrified vehicle. A mild hybrid can’t drive on battery power alone, but a plug-in hybrid is capable of electric-only driving to a range of up to 64 kilometresTooltip. All-electric vehicles have larger batteries, and newer models like Mustang Mach-E can drive over 600 kilometresTooltip before they need to be recharged.
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE
ELECTRIC VEHICLE RANGE
CHARGING THE BATTERY
MILD HYBRID ANIMATION
HYBRID ANIMATION
ALL-ELECTRIC ANIMATION
