Ford Focus Electric
Nissan Leaf and Chevrolet Volt were the best electrical vehicles presented in 2010, and Ford hopes to take the first place in 2011 with the first electric vehicle passenger car ever made by them, the Ford Focus Electric. The Car will debut this year at Consumer Electronics Show and, as the name suggests, it has zero-emissions. The official launch date will be around the end of 2011 in North America and 2013 for the European customers.
They made some improvements to the aerodynamics package, and the car looks even better than before, being somehow
similar with Aston Martin. The charging port cannot miss, nor the LEDs above the headlamp.
The electric motor can develop up to 100-Kw, 123 hp and a top of 181 Nm torque. The entire engine is powered by a 23-kWh battery. Accordingly to Ford, the car has a top speed of 135 km/h and the car can travel up to 160Km until it will run out of energy. You can charge the car completely in around 3 hours from a 240-Volt station and in 20 hours from a 120-volt station.
Ford will build the North American version of the new Ford Focus Electric in the Michigan Assembly Plant, while still discussing the place where the Euro version of this car will be built.



























