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Hope Ford treats its customers better than Nissan did when it rolled out the Leaf :shock:

An electric Evos works for me :D

67 MPG is very good except when compared to not using any at all (but you said that)

67 MPG US, they used a stop-start system and regenerative braking to get it (but if it had to meet US safety & emissions more like 55 MPG IMO, not bad but still) here is the article i'm referring to, is this what your talking about ? http://uk.autoblog.com/2011/04/07/ford-reveals-80mpg-focus/

Water is a precious commodity - good move Ford !

I expect the Focus EV to handle even better than the gas model due in part to better weight distribution (no heavy gas motor in the front)

Can't help with not breaking the rules, trying not to myself !

I wonder why the EVs shifter looks just like the gasoline Ford Focus, is it to use an existing part or is it to make it seem more of what we're used to ? (thanks for the pictures)

The Toyota Tundra @ 16 MPG city needs help http://www.toyota.com/tundra/trims-prices.html

The Fiesta only gets 33 ? Heck my 2 year old Fusion gets over 40 MPG :roll:

I'd guess the director of Global Electrification gets the latest & greatest even if its just a photo shoot :geek:

All okay here (Win 7, Chrome browser) nothing new in the video

8 - Don't mention energy independence :D

Glad the PR is going full speed, how about some details Ford :?:

Ford, SunPower want you to charge that electric vehicle with solar http://www.myfocuselectric.com/ford-focus-electric-home-solar-charging-option/#more-68

Nothing new but "Report: Ford Focus Electric launch pushed back to spring 2012" http://green.autoblog.com/2011/08/08/ford-focus-electric-launch-pushed-back-to-spring-2012/

Good investment !

Do you have a Smart Meter, night and weekends plan available ? http://www.reliant.com/en_US/Page/Shop/Public/reliant_eSense_cashback_page.jsp

Its nice that Ford is thinking ahead, hope this goes over well with the pick-um up truck crowd :D

They (Ford) sure are being tight lipped but so is the competition (new norm ?)