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SEARCHThe suggested retail price for the Ford Fusion Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid is expected to be reduced by nearly $1,000 for the 2016 model year, according to data from Ford.
Photo courtesy of Ford.
Photo courtesy of Ford.
Ford has reduced the suggested retail price for the Fusion Hybrid and Energi plug-in hybrid sedans by nearly $1,000 for the 2016 model year, according to data from the automaker.
The price decline has been applied to five models. Read on for a comparison between the 2015-MY and 2016-MY Fusion Hybrid and Energi models.
The S Hybrid starts at $25,675 for 2016, while the 2015 model started at $26,475. The SE Hybrid starts at $26,480 for 2016, while the 2015 model started at $27,280. The 2016 Titanium Hybrid starts at $31,430 while the 2015 model started at $32,170. The 2016 SE Energi starts at $33,900 while the 2015 model started at $34,700. The 2016 Titanium Energi starts at $35,730, while the 2015 model started at $36,500.
The Fusion Hybrid has an EPA-estimated fuel economy of 44 mpg city/41 mpg highway, while the Fusion Energi delivers 95 MPGe city/81 MPGe highway.
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