Electric Ford Vehicles For Sale In Tampa, FL

A Look at Ford Electric Cars

Ford vehicles are known for being reliable and rugged, but with the new lineup of Ford electric vehicles for sale, they can also offer relief from surging gas prices. This collection includes SUVs, trucks, and even a transit van. Learn more about your options below before coming to meet our selection in person.

Ford Electric Vehicles for Sale

Those looking for a family-friendly ride will likely be drawn to our SUVs. You can get an all-electric 2023 Mustang Mach-E and enjoy a sporty-looking five-passenger vehicle that produces no tailpipe emissions. You can choose between standard and extended range versions, depending on how often your family takes road trips. The first can go up to 224 miles on a single charge,¹ while the second has a 312-mile range.¹

For others, a Ford Escape plug-in hybrid might be calling their name. This allows drivers to utilize a mix of gasoline and electric power for boosted fuel economy or to use a more limited pure-electric range to complete nearby chores without gasoline. Because of this, some might call it the best of both worlds.

Meanwhile, the Ford Escape ST-Line Elite Hybrid and the 2023 Ford Explorer Hybrid boost your fuel economy with energy recaptured through regenerative braking. The difference in fuel efficiency is more moderate than with a plug-in hybrid vehicle, but you won't have to charge your SUV ever, meaning that you can carry on business as usual while enjoying added perks.

Ford Electric Trucks

The Ford F-150 is known as America's most popular truck. However, now that there is an electric version, there is a new reason to love it. Enjoy a 240-mile EPA-estimated range,¹ a 7,700-pound towing capacity when properly equipped, and going from 0 to 60 in just over four seconds with this beast. Another bonus of all-electric vehicles? They usually require little maintenance since engine oil changes are irrelevant.

That being said, if you are not ready to jump into a purely electric truck just yet, there is the option of checking out several hybrid Ford trucks, including an F-150 variant and a version of the Ford Maverick, which is smaller, making it highly maneuverable and manageable for even the newest drivers.

Do you have questions about any of our hybrid Ford cars for sale? Our team in Tampa, FL, is only a phone call or a short drive away.

Other EV Models

If you are an owner who needs a fleet of work vehicles, paying for each vehicle’s fuel to get to various jobs can quickly add up. The extra fuel can easily take up a lot of the company’s budget. There is an excellent alternative. The all-electric 2023 E-Transit van can help offset these costs. You can choose from three different roof heights and body lengths. There are also Chassis Cab, Cutaway, and Cargo Van models to suit your business's needs. Given the specificity of what you will use this van for, it's often better to build or reserve your Ford vehicle online to make sure you get exactly what you're looking for.

Once you are behind the wheel of this van, you will have access to the BlueOval Charging network of 75,000 public charging plugs across the U.S., plus easy home-charging capabilities.

The Future Is Here at Ford

If you have been contemplating getting an electric or hybrid vehicle for a while, this might be the year to make the leap. We offer competitive Ford lease & finance offers. In addition to that, purchasing several of these vehicles can qualify you for tax incentives as of this writing and help eliminate or severely reduce your future gas station stops (for anything but the restroom and snacks, that is). Let us answer your questions today, or stop by our dealership for a test drive. The open road is ahead of you, and the future is looking bright.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ford EVs

What Ford models are available in electric?

Ford offers several all-electric vehicles, including a version of the ever-popular Ford F-150 truck, the family-friendly Ford Mustang Mach-E SUV, and the E-Transit van. The brand has one plug-in hybrid: the Ford Escape PHEV. That SUV also comes as a standard hybrid, as does the Ford Explorer, the Ford Maverick truck, and another version of the Ford F-150.

What year is Ford going all electric?

Ford automakers have a goal of getting 40-50% of their global vehicle volume to be all-electric by 2030. This will give customers plenty of options that don't require traditional fuel while still leaving some old standards to suit different tastes. The future after that is wide open to explore, especially as more advancements are made in green technology.

Who makes Ford batteries for electric cars?

Ford automakers have announced that Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Ltd. will supply LFP batteries for the all-electric Mustang Mach-E models in 2023 and the Ford F-150 Lightning trucks the year after that. The Ford team has already sourced 70% of battery capacity for its global lineups through 2026. To learn more about the batteries for these EVs, reach out to our sales advisers.

¹Based on full charge. Actual range varies with conditions such as external environment, vehicle use, driving behaviors, vehicle maintenance, lithium-ion battery age and state of health.