Which Fuel Type is Right for Me?
Which Fuel Type is Right for Me?
Choose What Powers You. Ford offers an ever-evolving lineup of powertrains to meet your needs. Choose the technology that fits your lifestyle.
Choose What Powers You
Ford offers an ever-evolving lineup of powertrains to meet your needs. Choose the technology that fits your lifestyle.
All-Electric at a Glance
Enjoy a fully electric, future-minded experience behind the wheel. If you’re longing to go gas-free, all-electric technology might be right for you.
Potential Benefits
- Impressive torque
- Zero tailpipe emissions
- No more oil changes
A great fit for:
- All types of driving, especially when you have predictable patterns
When equipped with the Mustang Mach-E Premium with extended-range battery and RWD has an EPA-estimated range of 300 miles. Based on full charge. Actual range varies with conditions such as external environment, vehicle use, driving behaviors, vehicle maintenance, lithium-ion battery age and state of health.
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Plug-In Hybrid at a Glance
Part gas, part electric motor with plug-in capability. You have the option to drive it like an electric vehicle for short trips and a hybrid for long ones.
Potential Benefits
- Fewer gas station stops if you plug in
- Lower fuel cost
- Freedom of choice—gas or electric
A great fit for:
- Both city and highway driving, especially for short commutes and frequent city driving
Potential benefit vs. gasoline-only engine in a comparable vehicle.
EPA-estimated rating of 109 city/97 hwy/103 combined MPGe. Actual range varies with conditions such as external elements, driving behaviours, vehicle maintenance and lithium-ion battery age. MPGe is an EPA equivalent measure of gasoline fuel efficiency for electric mode operation.
Hybrid at a Glance
Gas engine + battery-driven electric motor. Seamlessly switches between gas, electric or a combination of both.
Potential Benefits
- Fewer gas station stops than with gas engines*
- Lower fuel cost
- Can run on just electricity or a combination of both electricity and gas
A great fit for:
- Both city and highway driving, especially when you do a lot of city driving
Potential benefit vs gasoline-only engine in a comparable vehicle.