Ford currently sells both the Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning as its first purpose-built EVs on EV only platforms. Additionally, Ford offered the fully electric Ford Focus EV from 2011 to 2018, the plug-in hybrid C-Max Energi from 2013 to 2017, and plug-in hybrid Fusion Energi from 2013 to 2020.

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Ford battery electric vehicles
Ford Focus EV
The all-electric Ford Focus EV had a 24 kWh battery in model years 2011 to 2016, which was good for an EPA range rating of 76 miles per charge. In 2017, the Focus’ all-electric vehicle battery was increased to 33 kWh to deliver 107 miles of range. For Level 1 and Level 2 fast charging, the Focus EV uses the industry standard SAE J1772 connector in North America. For DC fast charging, the Focus EV uses the SAE Combined Charging System, or CCS, connector. All of Ford’s electric cars have their EV charger port located on the front left fender, just ahead of the driver’s door.
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Ford EV charging times
Model & year |
Max charge rate |
Battery size |
Charge time on Level 1 |
Charge time with JuiceBox 48 |
All electric range |
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2011-2016 Ford Focus EV
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6.6 kW
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105 kWh
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~2.5 days
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9 hours
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230 miles
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2017-2018 Ford Focus EV
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6.6 kW
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135 kWh
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~3 days
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12 hours
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300 miles
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2021-Present Mustang Mach-E Standard Range
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10.5 kW
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68 kWh
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47 hours (~2 days)
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~7 hours
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211-230 miles
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2021-Present Mustang Mach-E Extended Range
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10.5 kW
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88 kWh
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61 hours (~2.5 days)
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9.25 hours
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260-300 miles
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2022-Present Ford F-150 Lightning Standard Range
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11.3 kWh
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98 kWh
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68 hours (~2.8 days)
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~9.5 hours
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230 miles
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2022-Present Ford F-150 Lightning Extended Range
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19.2 kWh
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131 kWh
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90 hours (~3.75 days)
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~12.25 hours
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300-320 miles
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Level 3 DC fast charging: CCS combo
For faster charging, the 2017 & 2018 Ford Focus EV can charge up to 80% in 33 minutes on a Level 3, 50 kW DC fast charger. Previous model years of the Ford Focus EV didn’t have a Level 3, DC fast charge option. Level 3 chargers are typically found at public charging stations, as the infrastructure needed to support Level 3 charging at home usually exceeds what most residential homes can handle.
Ford plug-in hybrid charging & range
Both the Ford Fusion Energi and the Ford C-Max Energi models are capable of charging up to 3.3 kW on a Level 1 and Level 2 EV charging station, and use the standard SAE J1772 connector in North America. All model years for the Fusion Energi and C-Max Energi have a 7.6 kWh battery, with the exception of the 2019 Fusion Energi, which was upgraded to a 9 kWh battery.
As for range, the C-Max Energi is capable of going 19 miles per charge on the battery. The Fusion Energi is slightly more efficient, and model years 2013 to 2018 are rated at 21 miles per charge on the same 7.6 kWh battery that the C-Max Energi has. In 2019, Ford increased the size of the Fusion Energi’s battery to 9 kWh and, in doing so, increased the electric range to 25 miles per charge.
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Ford PHEV charging times
Model & year |
Max charge rate |
Battery size |
Charge time on Level 1 |
Charge time with JuiceBox 32 |
All electric range |
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2013-2017 Ford C-Max Energi
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3.3 kW
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7.6 kWh
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6 hours
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2.5 hours
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20 miles
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2013-2018 Ford Fusion Energi
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3.3 kW
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7.6 kWh
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6 hours
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2.5 hours
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21 miles
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2019-2020 Ford Fusion Energi
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3.3 kW
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9 kWh
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7 hours
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3 hours
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25 miles
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