The demonstrated range of Ford EV vehicles depends on the model and specific vehicle features. For example, he Mustang Mach-E ranges from 247 to 310 EPA estimated range, and the F-150 has a 320-mile EPA-estimated range.

Depending on your model and the battery size, most Ford EVs can be fully charged in about 10 hours overnight. On the road, you can get an additional 54-60 miles in about 10 minutes with a DV fast charger and up to 80 percent in about 45 minutes, depending on the model.

The Public charging costs vary depending on the charging network and location. Some stations charge per kWh, while others may have a per-minute or per-session fee. The FordPass App will display pricing information for each station to help you plan your charging cost.

Yes, you can charge your Ford EV at home. Ford offers the Ford Connected Charge Station, a home charging solution that can fully charge your vehicle overnight. Alternatively, you can use the Ford Mobile Charger with a standard electrical outlet, although charging times will be slower.

Electric vehicles offer several benefits. They can be cheaper to run and maintain than gasoline vehicles, they emit no tailpipe pollutants, and they offer a smooth and quiet driving experience. Plus, they can be charged at home, which is a convenience that gasoline vehicles can’t offer.

Yes, electric vehicles have to meet the same safety standards as traditional vehicles in the U.S. and other countries. They are equipped with numerous safety features including airbags, electronic stability control, and advanced driver assistance systems. In addition, the battery packs are designed with advanced thermal management systems to ensure safety.

Electric vehicles can offer excellent performance. They deliver power to the wheels instantly, which means they can accelerate very quickly. Plus, because EVs don’t need traditional transmissions, their acceleration is incredibly smooth. Some high-performance electric vehicles are among the fastest-accelerating cars in the world.

The lifespan of an electric vehicle can be quite long. The electric drivetrain has fewer moving parts than a gasoline engine, which can result in less wear and tear. The battery pack, which is often a concern for potential EV buyers, can last for many years and hundreds of thousands of miles. In fact, many manufacturers offer warranties on their EV batteries for up to 8 years or 100,000 miles. After the battery’s life in the car, it can often be repurposed for secondary uses before it is finally recycled.

FordPass is a powerful mobile app that offers a range of features to enhance your Ford EV driving experience. With FordPass, you can find charging stations, check charging progress, remotely start your vehicle, and much more.

Yes, with the FordPass app, you can control various aspects of your Mustang Mach-E or F-150 Lightning. You can start/stop your vehicle, lock/unlock the doors, check the current charge level, and even plan your trips considering the EV charging stations along the way.