The vehicle guideFounded 1903 · United StatesFord electric vehicles
Detroit's oldest surviving car maker, and the company that put the Model T on the world's roads. 3 models are listed here, from 2012 to 2026.
- Models
- 3
- Current (2024+)
- 2
- From
- $37,795
- Latest year
- 2026
All 3 Ford models
Each card opens that model's guide: how far it goes, how fast it charges, what a charge costs and which plugs it takes.
Model years and EPA figures from the October 2026 data build. How this is compiled
2025Ford F-150 Lightning
Pickup · 2022–2025
From $49,875 to $84,995
- EPA range
- 320 mi
- Battery
- 131 kWh
- DC peak
- 155 kW
2018Ford Focus Electric
Hatchback · 2012–2018
- EPA range
- 115 mi
- Battery
- 19.6 kWh
- DC peak
- —
2026Ford Mustang Mach-E
SUV · 2021–2026
From $37,795 to $57,690
- EPA range
- 320 mi
- Battery
- 88 kWh
- DC peak
- 150 kW
The marque
When Ford went electric
Ford's first production electric vehicle was the 1998 Ranger EV, an electric version of its compact pickup. The Focus Electric followed in 2012, and then the Mustang Mach-E in 2021 and the F-150 Lightning in 2022 put electricity into two of the best-known names in the range.
- Founded
- 1903 · United States
- First US electric model
- Ranger EV
- On sale
- 1998
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First electric model
Ranger EV
1998 model year
Mostly leased to fleets; some lessees were later allowed to buy their trucks.
Ford questions
Electric history, models and plugsWhen did Ford start making electric cars?
Ford's first battery-electric model for the US was the Ranger EV, sold from the 1998 model year. Mostly leased to fleets; some lessees were later allowed to buy their trucks.
How many Ford electric models are there?
3 models are listed for Ford in this guide — F-150 Lightning, Focus Electric, Mustang Mach-E. 2 of them are current for model year 2024 or later, and model years run from 2012 to 2026.
What charging connector does Ford use?
Ford models in this guide use CCS1, J1772. A model can carry an AC inlet and a DC inlet at once, so the lists overlap; the model pages name the connector on each car, and the connector guides explain which stations each one fits.
How much do Ford electric cars cost?
The cheapest Ford electric model here is the Mustang Mach-E, listed from $37,795 before sales tax, destination and delivery charges, options and incentives. 2 of the 3 Ford models on this page carry a list price; the rest are either older models no longer on sale or cars the price sheet does not cover. Each model page lists every version and what it costs.