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Ford Ranger EV

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Ford Ranger EV

The 1999 Ford Ranger EV pickup truck is based on the company's best-selling compact truck, the Ford Ranger. The Ranger EV is powered by lead acid batteries and initially targeted towards fleet customers. Introductory markets for the Ranger EV include California, the Southwest, the Southeast and the Northeast, although sales are not limited to these areas. Check out the Ford Ranger EV drivers page at geocities.com.

Vehicle Specifications:

Battery Type: Lead Acid (39 modules)

Motor Horsepower: 90 hp

Speed (governed): 75 mph

Acceleration: 0-50 mph-under 12.5 seconds

Driving Range: (approx.) 58 miles(Federal Urban Driving Schedule; based on the city portion of the city/highway fuel economy label standard for gasoline vehicles)

Payload: 700 lbs.

Charging System: Conductive-Conductive charging transfers electricity through metal-to-metal contacts. Conductive couplers are being designed so that the user cannot see or touch the metal contacts.

Dimensions Overal length: 187.8 inches

Overall width: 69.4 inches

Overall height: 65.6 inches

Wheel base: 112 inches

Information: 800.ALT.FUEL or 800.258.3835

Web Site Address: http://www.fleet.ford.com/products_services/alternative_vehicles/electric/2002_Ranger_EV.asp?vcode=930