DEARBORN, MI - Ford announced MSRP for its new Focus Electric and the list of standard features.
by Staff
November 2, 2011
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DEARBORN, MI – Ford launched a new website for its Ford Focus Electric. The site offers retail pricing for the single model. The base MSRP for the vehicle is $39,995. For fleet managers who are considering the vehicle for use in some capacity, the site is a chance to take a look at the vehicle. The federal tax credit for the vehicle is $7,500.
In terms of options vs. standard features, options include two paint colors and leather seats. The vehicle comes in a total of 6 colors (Black, optional Blue Candy, Oxford White, optional White Platinum, Frosted Glass, and Ingot Silver). The vehicle has a wide range of standard features, from navigation to HID headlamps.
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The automaker said Focus Electrics will first be available in limited numbers at retail in California and the New York/New Jersey regions. Ford said availability of the Focus Electric will expand next year to the remaining 15 launch markets as production ramps up.
The 19 retail launch markets include: Atlanta, Austin and Houston, Texas; Boston, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, New York, Orlando, Fla., Phoenix and Tucson, Ariz.; Portland, Ore.; Raleigh Durham, N.C.; Richmond, Va., Seattle, and Washington, D.C.
Standard features include the following:
MyFord Touch with 8-inch touchscreen
Two driver-configurable 4.2-inch color LCD displays in cluster for unique EV driving screens
MyFord Mobile App (for remotely monitoring and scheduling battery charging with owners’ smartphone as well as remote start)
HID Headlamps
17-inch aluminum wheels
Ambient lighting
Seats made from 100-percent recycled material
Rear Camera with Rear Parking Sensor
Intelligent Access with Push-Button Start
MyKey
Voice-activated Navigation System
Particulate Air Filter
Hands-free SYNC Bluetooth telephone connectivity with Traffic, Direction and Information Services
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