The future is here – and it’s electrifying. Ford is introducing electric technology to their full range of vehicles, including hybrid and electric cars and vans.
View car deals View van dealsAt Arnold Clark, our team of electric vehicle specialists is ready to help you find an electrically-powered vehicle that suits your lifestyle or business.
We’ve also partnered with ScottishPower to provide the first end-to-end electric vehicle package, so from purchase to plugging in, you’ll be in safe hands.
| All-electric | Plug-in hybrid (PHEV) | Hybrid (HEV) | Mild hybrid (MHEV) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Motor type | Electric only | Combustion engine and a large electric motor | Combustion engine and electric motor | Combustion engine and a small electric motor to assist |
| Electricity supply | Battery is charged by plugging into the power grid | Battery is charged by plugging into the power grid | Battery is charged by the combustion engine | Battery is charged by the combustion engine |
| Charging required? | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Vehicles | All-electric Mustang Mach-E | All-new Kuga, new Transit Custom | All-new Kuga | All-new Kuga, new Puma, new Focus mild hybrid, new Fiesta mild hybrid |
The new Mach-E has taken Ford’s iconic Mustang name and brought it into
the electric field.
Experience zero-emission driving in the new Ford Transit Custom PHEV, Tourneo Custom PHEV or all-new E-Transit.
View dealsLess than you think! The average domestic electricity rate is about 14p per kWh, so it adds up to around £11.20 to charge an electric car with 80kW engine – much cheaper than a tank of petrol.
That all depends on the type of charger you have, which can either be slow, fast or rapid.
Slow is rated at 3-6kW and usually will need to be used overnight to reach full charge. Fast is rated at either 7kW or 22kW, and takes between two to five hours for a full charge. Rapid is rated at 50kW, and takes only 40 minutes for an 80% charge.
You can get substantial discounts on brand-new low emission vehicles via a government grant. The maximum grant available for all-electric cars is £3,000 and the amount of the grant will depend on which category the vehicle is in. You can find a list of eligible vehicles here
| Representative finance example - 71 Ford Mustang Mach-E | |
|---|---|
| £579 | Monthly payment |
| £8,940 | Deposit |
| 48 | Term (months) |
| 3.36% | Fixed interest rate |
| £50,850 | Cash price |
| £41,910 | Credit amount |
| £10 | Arrangement fee |
| £10 | Completion fee |
| £20,208 | Guaranteed future value |
| £56,960.49 | Total amount payable |
| 36,000 | Contract mileage |
| 0.1p per mile | Excess mileage charge |
| 4.9% APR | Representative |
