2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid
2 different trims available
- MSRP
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$27,200 to $32,100
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- MPG
- 47 City - 47 Hwy
2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid Summary
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Changes for the 2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid:
The 2013 Fusion Hybrid is completely redesigned, and equipped with a new gas-electric hybrid powertrain offering improved fuel economy and greater electric-only driving range than the previous-generation version.
Model Lineup:
The redesigned 2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid is sold in mainstream SE and luxurious Titanium trim levels. A plug-in version of this car is also for sale, called the Fusion Energi. The Fusion Energi is covered separately.
Engines and Transmissions:
The Ford Fusion Hybrid is known as a “full hybrid,” which means it can travel at lower speeds and for short distances purely on electric power before the gasoline engine kicks in.
An Atkinson-cycle 2.0-liter 4-cylinder gasoline engine forms the basis of the Fusion Hybrid’s powertrain, paired with an 88 kW electric drive motor, a 1.4 kWh recyclable lithium-ion battery pack, and a continuously variable transmission (CVT). A regenerative braking system captures kinetic energy that would otherwise be lost, charging the battery pack in the process.
Ford says the Fusion Hybrid’s combined horsepower rating is 188, and that the car can travel at speeds up to 62 mph operating on battery power alone.
Fuel Economy Ratings:
According to the EPA, the 2013 Fusion Hybrid is rated to get 47 mpg in the city, on the highway, and in combined driving.
Safety Ratings:
The new Ford Fusion is called a “Top Safety Pick Plus” by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), thanks to an “Acceptable” rating in the stringent new small overlap frontal impact test combined with “Good” ratings in all other evaluations. The NHTSA gives the 2013 Fusion a 5-star overall rating for crash-test performance, the highest possible score.
Technology Highlights:
The Fusion Hybrid is equipped with a SmartGauge with EcoGuide display that shows a vine with green leaves growing on it. The more efficiently the car is driven, the more leaves grow on the vine, effectively serving as coach to encourage the driver to go easier on the gas.
Additionally, the 2013 Fusion Hybrid is available with the same list of technologies offered for the standard Fusion. Sync connectivity with 911 Assist is standard, a system that speeds rescue personnel to the scene of an accident if a paired phone is aboard the vehicle when the airbags deploy. MyKey is also standard, allowing the car’s owner to program seatbelt alerts, speed and stereo volume limits, and other functions.
The Fusion Hybrid is also offered with a MyFord Touch infotainment system, a premium sound system with touch-panel controls, and an Active Park Assist system that steers the car into parallel parking spaces while the driver operates the foot pedals. Lane departure warning, lane keep assist, blind-spot information, rear cross-traffic alert, adaptive cruise control, and driver monitoring systems are also optional for the Fusion Hybrid.
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