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If you're looking for an electric vehicle that feels a little familiar, the 2018 Ford Focus electric is a great choice. It looks just like its internal combustion engine counterpart but just happens to have an electric powertrain. The 2018 model comes standard with DC fast charging capabilities, meaning this is a great choice if you regularly travel on longer trips. If living a green-conscious lifestyle is important to you, the Ford Focus Electric comes with sustainable upholstery options you and your passengers will find super comfortable. You'll love the well-equipped interior, smooth acceleration, and quiet driving experience. Learn more in our 2018 Ford Focus Electric review.
Electric:
Standard cloth interior, dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control, heated front seats, leather shift knob, 60/40 split-fold rear seat, hill start assist, reverse sensing system, and Ford's SYNC® 3 system, which includes an eight-inch touchscreen.
With the standard DC charger, you can plug into a public fast charger to receive 80% charge in around 33 minutes on a 150-amp charger. This allows you to go grab some lunch before continuing on your epic road trip or family weekend away. This is in addition to home charging capabilities. You can even plug your Focus into a standard electrical outlet to charge it overnight.
With Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ functionality, voice-activated navigation, and many other great tech features, the 2018 Ford Focus Electric can handle anything life throws at you. Whether that's running through your favorite playlist on the way to work or finding a quiet spot for some lunch, these features can make every drive more enjoyable.
The standard cloth seats are made from REPREVE® fiber, a sustainable option that further adds to the Focus Electric's green credentials. The seat cushions are even made of soy-based bio-foam derived from plant seed oils. As well as ticking the boxes for your green-conscious lifestyle, the interior is also very comfortable with snug seats and all the controls at your fingertips.
Whether you're gearing up for the daily commute, picking up the kids, or heading to the DIY store, the Ford Focus Electric has plenty of miles for urban life. It'll do an EPA-estimated 115 miles of range on a full charge.
Cargo space in 2018 Ford Focus Electric is configurable thanks to the 60/40 split-folding rear seats. With all seats in place, you get 14.2 cu-ft of space in the trunk, but this opens to a maximum 33.2 cu-ft with the seats folded. Also, look out for models with the optional cargo organizer. This makes better use of the space by giving you different storage areas across two tiers—handy if you want to keep those sports kits separate from your groceries, for example.
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The 2018-2021 IONIQ Electric SE base trim features as standard:
Cloth upholstery
Dual-zone automatic climate control
Rearview camera
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Navigation
Drive Wheels | Front Wheel Drive (2WD) |
Engine size | 0.0L |
Engine type | Electric |
Wheelbase | 104.3" |
Overall length | 172.9" |
Width | 71.8" |
Height | 58.2" |
Leg room | F 41.9"/R 33.2" |
Head room | F 38.3"/R 37.9" |
Front tires | P225/50HR17 |
Rear tires | P225/50HR17 |
Seating capacity | 5 |
Transmission | Automatic |
The 2018 Ford Focus Electric comes in a wealth of great colors from the chic Ingot Silver to the bright Outrageous Green. It's easy to find a Focus Electric that suits your lifestyle no matter whether you'd prefer to go incognito or really turn heads.
Not entirely. The 60/40 split-folding rear seats do fold all the way down, but they aren't quite flat. Even so, the total cargo space is still 33.2 cu-ft, which is plenty for golf clubs or even a bicycle.
The 2018 Ford Focus Electric will do an EPA-estimated 115 miles on a full charge. This is plenty for urban driving, carpooling, and even the odd trip further afield—especially with the standard DC fast charging.
Range figures are based on EPA estimates for when vehicle sold as new and assume a full battery charge. Range will vary based on things like battery age, vehicle condition and history, driving and charging habits, accessory use, and driving conditions. Battery capacity may decrease with time and use. See fueleconomy.gov for more info.
Hot Pepper Red Metallic Tinted Clearcoat
Ingot Silver
Outrageous Green Metallic Tinted Clearcoat
Oxford White
Shadow Black
White Gold Magnetic
White Platinum Metallic Tri-coat
Light Stone Leather
Medium Stone Cloth
2012-2018 Ford Focus Electric (First generation)
First hitting the road in 2012, the Focus Electric is technically part of the Focus' third generation, as it was originally launched as a trim level of the main Ford Focus.
Across all model years of the Ford Focus Electric, you'll find standard features similar to the top-spec Titanium trim of the regular Focus lineup. The 2012 Focus Electric only had an EPA-estimated range of 76 miles, which stayed consistent until 2017 when it jumped to an EPA-estimated 115 miles (on a full charge).
The 2018 Ford Focus Electric features standard cloth upholstery but there's available leather if you'd like a bit more of a luxurious feel in your EV. You'll also get an eight-inch touchscreen with Ford's SYNC 3 system and dual-zone automatic climate control to keep everyone comfortable. All models have 14.2 cu-ft of cargo space with all seats in place but this increases to 33.2 cu-ft with the rear seats folded.
In the 2018 Ford Focus Electric, there are two full sets of LATCH connectors for securing child car seats on the outboard seats with one additional seating position in the middle with a tether anchor only. This allows for securing a wide range of front and rear-facing car seats as well as booster seats.
The 2018 Ford Focus Electric is powered by a 143 hp motor with a 33.5 kWh battery. This allows it to do an EPA-estimated 115 miles of range on a full charge and gives an EPA-estimated 118 MPGe in the city.
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