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Ford is committed to being a leader in vehicle electrification. We’re providing customers with a broad choice of hybrid and electric vehicles, as well as easy access to public charging through tailored solutions. The Ford BlueOval™ Charging Network provides more than 1,700 charging points in Ireland and is part of a network of over 600,000 charging points across Europe.
From the all-electric Mustang Mach-E to the Kuga Plug-in Hybrid, this is your complete guide to charging your Ford electrified vehicle.
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Ford offers a host of convenient home charging solutions so your vehicle can be charged and ready in the morning, just like your phone.
The Ford BlueOval™ Charging Network provides more than 1,700 charging points in Ireland and is part of a network of over 600,000 charging points across Europe.
You’ll find them at supermarkets, shopping centres, motorway service stations, and many other locations.
As part of the BlueOval network, our all-electric customers can benefit from rapidly growing high powered charging stations with providers such as IONITY.
On a vehicle like Mustang Mach-E, which can support up to 150kw of high power charging, you can charge 117km of range in as little as 10 minutes.
Plug-in Hybrid and All-Electric vehicles have batteries that need to be charged from an external power supply. Charging can take place at home via a regular domestic socket or, for faster home charging speeds, via a home Wallbox. On longer journeys, public charging stations help to keep you charged on the move. Mild hybrids and self-charging hybrid electric vehicles solely use advanced regenerative braking technology to charge the battery while you drive; they cannot be plugged into an external power source.
