Ford of Cookeville Electric Vehicles

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Dazzling technology. Zero-emission driving. Spirited performance. These are just some of the benefits of a Ford Electric Vehicle. But the biggest? No more gas pumps and the ability to recharge from your own home! Whether you’ve owned one before or you’re still on the fence about electric vehicles, the Ford of Cookeville Electric Vehicle Hub is here to answer all your questions. Read on to learn more or click below to send a message to a Ford of Cookeville Electric Vehicle Specialist!


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Which Ford Models Are Fully Electric?

The modern-day automobile can be broken down into three categories: internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, hybrid-electric vehicles (HEV), and battery electric vehicles (BEV).

With the Ford lineup, you have the Freedom of Choice between all three categories! ICE vehicles include the Bronco, Bronco Sport, and Explorer. Trucks like the Maverick Hybrid and F-150 PowerBoost, and SUVs like the Escape Hybrid provide a more fuel efficient option than their ICE counterparts. Finally, Ford has three BEVs – F-150 Lightning, Mustang Mach-E, and E-Transit. These three vehicles run exclusively off battery power and require no fuel whatsoever!

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How Much Range Do Electric Vehicles Have?

If you’re concerned about electric vehicle range, keep this in mind: the average American car owner only drives about 37 miles per day, according to the US Department of Transportation. Equipped with the optional Extended Range Battery, both the F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E have an EPA-estimated range of up to 320 miles!

While that’s an extremely impressive number, some might argue that electric vehicles aren’t practical for everyday use because many ICE vehicles can go further on a single tank of gas. That may be true, but BEVs have one huge advantage over their ICE counterparts – at home charging. Read on to see why it’s a game changer.

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What Does it Take to Charge an Electric Vehicle?

All Ford EV owners have access to the largest public charging network in North America – with no annual fee. This now includes over 15,300 Tesla Superchargers, for access to even more charging locations! When plugged in overnight at home your, Ford electric vehicle will recharge and be ready for another day of driving.

There are multiple ways to charge an electric vehicle, each with their own unique advantages and requirements. Read below to understand the different levels of electric vehicle chargers.

Level One

Level 1

Charge Anywhere, When You Have Extra Time
  • Ideal for smaller, "topping off" charges
  • Basic charging from any standard 120V wall outlet
  • Best for those who drive less than 20 miles per day
Level Two

Level 2/Plug-In

A Fast Way to Charge
  • Faster charging than Level 1, using 240V power*
  • Readily plugs into a NEMA 14-50 AC power outlet (the same as an electric stove)
  • The Ford Mobile Power Cord can charge an F-150 Lightning® with extended-range battery in as little as 21 hours (15-100%) with an average of 13-14 miles per charging hour.
  • The Ford Mobile Power Cord can charge a Mustang Mach-E® with extended-range battery and RWD in as little as 14 hours (0-100%) with an average of 21 miles per charging hour.

Level Two Wired

Level 2/Wired-In

Charge Even Faster
  • Ideal for daily charging needs, based on regular driving habits
  • An even faster 240V option for home charging*
  • A permanent, hard-wired charging solution connected to your home’s electrical system
  • The Ford Charge Station Pro can charge an F-150 Lightning with extended-range battery in as little as 9 hours (15-100%) with an average of 30 miles per charging hour.
  • The Ford Connected Charge Station can charge a Mustang Mach-E with extended-range battery and RWD in as little as 11 hours (0-100%) with an average of 27 miles per charging hour.
Level Three

Level 3 (DC Fast Charging)

The Fastest Charging Option for Occasional Needs
  • Impractical for daily home charging, requiring major changes to a residential electrical system
  • Limited to public charging stations, with the potential to get you back on the road in under an hour
  • Your best option to get back on the road quickly
  • Should only be used occasionally to maintain battery health

How Long Will An Electric Vehicle’s Battery Last?

The battery used in an electric car is designed to last for the life of the vehicle. At Ford, electric vehicle engineers spent countless hours developing high-capacity, long-lasting battery solutions for all Ford BEVs. It’s why the Ford electric vehicle battery warranty is a full eight years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first!

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Does An Electric Vehicle Cost Less to Operate Than a Gas Powered Vehicle?

One of the biggest advantages electric cars and trucks have over their ICE counterparts is their lower cost of ownership! Analysis by Coltura found that average American driver will save 8.1 cents per mile on fuel costs and 3 cents per mile on maintenance costs by driving an electric vehicle. Add all that up over a year of driving and you’re looking at over $1,200 in savings if you drive 11,000 miles per year!

Ford Power Promise

Ford Power Promise

Now through January 2, 2025, eligible retail customers purchasing or leasing a new Mustang Mach-E, F-150 Lightning, or E-Transit Cargo Van (excluding fleet and commercial customers) will have the option to receive one (1) complimentary Ford Charge Station Pro (FCSP) and standard home installation as part of the Ford Power Promise. Dealers will distribute the complimentary FCSP to customers with their electric vehicles at delivery. The customer must take delivery from the Dealer’s stock by 1/2/2025 to be eligible.

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