Mustang Mach-E
SUV sensible meets untamed Mustang wild.
Ranger Hybrid
More power to you.
Escape
Make every day effortless.
Puma
Performance and convenience.
E-Transit
The right tool for the job.
All new E-Transit Custom
Work reimagined.
New Transit Tourneo
Pack more into life.
Which vehicle is right for you
If you’re considering making the switch to an electrified vehicle, then it’s important you understand the differences between them. Below, you’ll find more information on the key differences between All-Electric and Plug-in Hybrid, Hybrid and Mild-Hybrid Vehicles.
AC Home Charging (Level 1)
Home charging, also referred to as Level 1 charging, uses an existing power point (10-15 amp, single phase), used in combination with a Mode 2 cable.
AC Home & Public Charging (Level 2)
A dedicated AC EV charger, can be installed as a ‘charging box’ in homes, apartment complexes, workplaces, shopping centres, hotels etc. It can easily top up average daily vehicle use or deliver a full recharge overnight.
DC Public Charging (Level 3)
DC public charging enables charging in commercial premises and road-side locations to provide faster recharging and quick top ups on the go. DC charging delivers power more rapidly than AC charging and home charging.
FordPass connect
Explore a new world of connectivity for Ford EV owners. FordPass offers a range of added benefits at the tip of your fingers.
Home & Business EV Charging
Singer Electric is our recommended charging solution partner, providing home and business solutions designed for you.
ChargeNet network
ChargeNet and Ford NZ have partnered to ensure you are equipped to plug into New Zealand’s largest EV charging network.
FAQs
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