Ford's novel of innovation in alternative fuel vehicles reaches back to its founding in 1903. Worldwide, Ford produced more than 5 million vehicles able to run on ethanol fuel, a renewable resource.
Fun Fact
SUVs are not generally considered environmentally friendly, but in 2005 Ford introduced the Escape Hybrid, the first hybrid-electric SUV in the world.
He too created a fuel using a blend of one item squander oil and three parts petrol that was universal in Detroit during the Extensive Depression.
Types
Ford produces three types of alternative vehicles, including hybrid, ethanol, and biodiesel. Moreover, Ford is actively researching advanced technologies such as hydrogen internally combustion engines, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and plug-in hybrids.
Benefits
Alternative vehicle can improve environmental performance and can contribute towards climate stabilization. In certain cases, they can also provide increased fuel economy, resulting in lower operational costs.
Size
By early 2009, Ford had almost 47,000 Ford Escape Hybrid and Mercury Mariner Hybrid vehicles in use. By the turn of the 21st century, Ford had sold amassed than 90% of the alternative fuel vehicles in the apple. Ford is continuing to aggressively analysis dewy technologies to endure producing cars that are more useful for our world.
