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?

Today’s Ford lineup gives you the Freedom of Choice across three categories: traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, hybrid-electric vehicles (HEVs), and fully battery electric vehicles (BEVs).

Popular ICE models include the Bronco, Bronco Sport, and Explorer. For greater fuel efficiency, Ford offers hybrid options like the Maverick Hybrid, F-150 PowerBoost, andEscape Hybrid.

For drivers ready to go fully electric, Ford offers three BEVs: the F-150 Lightning, Mustang Mach-E, and E-Transit. These all-electric vehicles run exclusively on battery power and require no gasoline.


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How Much Range Do Electric Vehicles Have?

Worried about EV range? The average U.S. driver travels about 37 miles per day, according to the Department of Transportation—well within the capability of most modern EVs. With the available Extended Range Battery, the F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E offer EPA-estimated ranges of up to ~320 miles, giving you confidence for daily commutes and weekend trips.

While some gas vehicles can travel farther on a single tank, battery-electric vehicles have a major advantage: home charging. Plug in overnight and start each morning with a “full tank,” skipping gas stops and maximizing convenience. Want to compare options or learn more about charging at home? Explore our new Ford inventory or visit our EV guide.

Ford F-150 Lightning charging with extended range battery

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 network now includes more than 15,300 Tesla Superchargers, giving you even more places to plug in. When you charge overnight at home, your Ford EV will be fully powered and ready for the next day.

There are multiple ways to charge an electric vehicle, each with unique advantages and requirements. Explore the different levels of EV charging below to see which option best fits your lifestyle.

Level 1 home EV charging

Level 1

Charge Anywhere When You Have Extra Time
  • Ideal for small “top-off” charges
  • Uses any standard 120V household outlet
  • Best if you drive ~20 miles per day or less
Level 2 plug-in EV charging

Level 2 / Plug-In

A Faster Way to Charge
  • Faster than Level 1 using 240V power*
  • Plugs into a NEMA 14-50 outlet (similar to an electric range)
  • The Ford Mobile Power Cord can charge an F-150 Lightning® (extended-range) in ~21 hours (15–100%) with ~13–14 miles per charging hour.
  • The Ford Mobile Power Cord can charge a Mustang Mach-E® (extended-range RWD) in ~14 hours (0–100%) with ~21 miles per charging hour.

Level 2 wired-in EV charging station

Level 2 / Wired-In

Charge Even Faster
  • Ideal for daily charging needs
  • Hard-wired 240V home solution*
  • Ford Charge Station Pro can charge an F-150 Lightning (extended-range) in ~9 hours (15–100%) with ~30 miles per charging hour.
  • Ford Connected Charge Station can charge a Mustang Mach-E (extended-range RWD) in ~11 hours (0–100%) with ~27 miles per charging hour.
Level 3 DC fast charging

Level 3 (DC Fast Charging)

The Fastest Option for Occasional Needs
  • Not practical for home use; requires commercial infrastructure
  • Public stations can add major range in ~20–60 minutes
  • Best for road trips or quick turnarounds
  • Use occasionally to support long-term battery health

* 240V charging equipment may require professional installation and adequate electrical capacity. Charging times vary based on equipment, vehicle configuration, battery condition, temperature, and available power.

How Long Do Electric Vehicle Batteries Last?

The high-voltage battery in a Ford EV is engineered to deliver dependable performance for the vehicle’s lifetime, with advanced thermal management and software monitoring helping maintain longevity. Ford backs this confidence with an EV battery warranty of 8 years or 100,000 miles (whichever comes first).

Have questions about battery health, range, or warranty coverage? Our team can help—schedule service or speak with a specialist today.

Ford EV battery pack close-up
Ford electric vehicle lineup in Cookeville TN

Are Electric Vehicles Cheaper to Own Than Gas-Powered Cars?

One of the biggest advantages of choosing a Ford EV is its lower cost of ownership compared to a traditional gas-powered vehicle. According to analysis by Coltura, the average driver can save 8.1 cents per mile on fuel and 3 cents per mile on maintenance with an electric vehicle. That adds up to over $1,200 in yearly savings if you drive around 11,000 miles annually.

Ready to see how much you could save? Explore our new Ford EV inventory or apply for financing online today at Ford Lincoln of Cookeville.

Ford EV Tax Credit Information

Drivers in Cookeville and throughout Tennessee may qualify for a federal EV tax credit of up to $7,500 on select new Ford electric vehicles. Eligibility is determined by vehicle MSRP, trim, battery size, and household income. At Ford Lincoln of Cookeville, our team can guide you through the process and explain how current programs apply to your purchase.Popular Ford EVs that may qualify include the Ford F-150 Lightning,  the Ford Mustang Mach-E, and the Ford E-Transit. Commercial shoppers may also benefit from additional EV incentives available through Ford Pro.Be sure to review our current Ford incentives for more ways to save. Whether you are comparing gas, hybrid, or fully electric Ford models, our specialists are here to make your shopping experience clear and straightforward. We proudly serve Cookeville, Crossville, Sparta, Livingston, and surrounding areas.

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Disclaimer: Federal EV tax credits are subject to change and ma vary based on vehicle and income eligibility.Please consult a qualified tax professional for personalized advice. OFFER ENDS 09/30/2025.

 

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