Plug-in Ford Fusion EPA Rated at 108 MPGe
Ford calls it the most fuel efficient sedan in America, and it bests hatchback competitors like the Toyota Prius Plug-in (95 MPGe combined) and the Chevy Volt (98 MPGe combined).
The Energi uses a version of the Fusion Hybrid’s powertrain: a 2.0-liter four-cylinder paired with an electric motor and a continuously variable automatic transmission. It’s quite a bit more expensive, however. The Fusion Hybrid, which is EPA rated at a controversial 47/47 mpg city/highway, starts at $27,995, including a $795 destination charge. Base SE Luxury versions of the Energi start at $39,495 and topline Titanium versions at $40,995, excluding any state or federal tax incentives.
When the Fusion Energi goes on sale later this month, it’ll be the third plug-in Ford has recently introduced. It follows the Focus Electric and C-Max Energi.
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