At the 2024 Guangzhou International Auto Show, FORD introduced new plug-in hybrid versions of the Lingrui and Linyu models. These models feature lithium iron phosphate batteries supplied by CATL, combined with a 1.5T turbocharged engine and a plug-in hybrid system.
The Ford Lingrui Plug-in Hybrid has gained attention for its electric range and interior space. The interior includes dual 12.3-inch floating integrated infotainment displays, built with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8155 chip, making it suitable for long-distance travel.
The all-new Ford Lingrui and Ford Linyu Plug-in Hybrids debut at this auto show and were officially listed with a price range of RMB 168,800 to 199,800 and RMB 206,800 to 238,800, respectively.
The new Ford Lingrui/Linyu Plug-in Hybrid SUVs come equipped with high-power lithium iron phosphate battery packs from CATL, featuring specially designed 52.5 Ah high-power cells for hybrid models, with an energy capacity of 18.4 KWh, achieving a CLTC all-electric range of up to 115 km and 110 km respectively. The battery pack’s peak charging rate reaches 3C, allowing an industry-leading rapid charge from 30-80% SOC in just 14 minutes. With external discharge capabilities, the new Ford Lingrui/Linyu Plug-in Hybrid SUVs serve as mobile power stations.
The models displayed by Ford also included the Mondeo Sport Edition, showcasing its direction in the fields of new energy and intelligence, with a focus on technological applications in user experience, such as advanced interior design and intelligent driving assistance features.
On November 8, Ford unveiled its first outdoor theme park in China in Jining, Shandong. This park offers outdoor experience activities and attracts groups interested in off-road and outdoor living. The park aims to promote automotive culture and outdoor lifestyle, providing opportunities to expand consumer travel choices.
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