New Ford Focus Electric: Plug-in EV Unveiled in Production Form, Goes on Sale at the end of 2011
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New Ford Focus Electric: Plug-in EV Unveiled in Production Form, Goes on Sale at the end of 2011



Ford is poised to take on the Nissan Leaf EV and to a lesser extent, the more technologically advanced Chevrolet Volt extended range EV with the all-new Focus Electric that was revealed today in production guise.

The Dearborn company's first-ever all-electric passenger car is based on the latest generation of the Focus five-door hatchback. Hiding behind the very Aston Martin-like grille is an electric drivetrain comprising of an electric motor capable of 123 HP and 181 lb-ft of torque, and a single-speed transmission.

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