Hybrid Electric Vehicles

Hybrid technology features a gas engine plus an electric motor, and switches between the two—or some combination of both—to optimize your drive. The gas engine and regenerative braking recharge the battery, which doesn’t need to be plugged in.
Front view of a parked 2020 Ford Fusion Hybrid in Oxford White. M P G E P A estimated rating of 43 city 41 highway 42 combined. Range E P A estimated range of 588 miles. Annual Fuel Cost As little as nine hundred and fifty dollars annually. Cost to go 25 miles one dollar and sixty cents
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      Side view of a Ford Fusion Hybrid parked in front of a building on a street Regenerative Braking Details Brake Coach Display Details Optimized Driving Details

      Smart Technology in Action

      Ford hybrid vehicles feature innovative and intelligent technology for exceptional driving convenience.

      Front three quarter view of a Ford Explorer Limited Hybrid being driven on a rural mountain road at sunset

      Seamless City (and Everywhere) Driving

      Hybrid technology lets you seamlessly switch between gas, electric or a combination of both. The system automatically switches to the electric motor when the gas engine isn’t needed, making it a great option for city driving.
      Side view of a Ford Explorer Limited Hybrid Platinum in Atlas Blue driving along a tree lined highway

      Regenerative Recharging

      No worries about waiting for your hybrid to charge. Regenerative braking helps recharge the battery in a hybrid vehicle, so you’re always powered up and ready to go.
      Three quarter view of a Ford Explorer Hybrid Platinum in Atlas Blue parked on the shoreline of a mountain lake

      Freedom to Roam

      Have enough cords in your life? Because it’s equipped with self-charging technology, a hybrid vehicle doesn’t need to be plugged in.

      Ford Models with this Technology