As their categorical name suggests, electric vehicles operate entirely on electricity. They use a large battery to supply power to an electric motor , which typically drives the wheels through a single-speed transmission — multiple gears are not needed to due to the instantaneous power delivery of an electric motor. EVs are smooth, fast, refined and — best of all — don’t require a drop of gas or oil to operate.
If you’d like to learn more about the mechanics underpinning the Ford electric vehicle lineup, our team will be happy to help. Our sales associates are well versed in the latest specs and technical features distinguishing the new Ford EV lineup, including models like the Mustang Mach-E and F-150 Lightning. To discover this lineup in detail, please visit our Ford dealership in Central Florida today.
No. Instead of an internal combustion engine, EVs use one or more electric motors . These motors are quiet, efficient and compact, simplifying maintenance and servicing needs while improving vehicle performance.
The battery used in an electric car is designed to last for the life of the vehicle . At Ford, electric vehicle engineers spent countless hours developing high-capacity, long-lasting battery solutions for models like the F-150 Lightning and E-Transit. It’s why the Ford EV battery warranty is a full eight years or 100,000 miles , whichever comes first.
