Ford Showcase Newest Technology

Welcoming the event Shanghai Auto Show (SAS) this year, Ford introduced a new energy technology for the first time in Asia, including innovative plug-in hybrid car-free fuel.

In order to participate with the world's largest automotive market, namely China, President of Ford Asia Pacific and Africa, explains Joe Hinrichs, Ford reflects the high quality products, environmentally friendly, safe, and smart. These qualities are displayed at the Shanghai Auto Show 2011.

According to Hinrichs, the technology is designed to provide alternative fuel for Asian consumers in the future. This technology will be presented at three Ford cars, namely the new Ford Focus Electric, a fully electric-powered car, the Ford C-MAX Energy; electric car plug-in hybrid first, and Ford Fusion Hybrid.

This vehicle is brilliant trio describes the technology creator. "Shanghai Auto Show is an excellent platform to display the latest technologies and products to Ford dealers and our customers. This year, we will display the type of technology and energy-efficient vehicles for the future," said Hinrichs, in his press conference on Wednesday (20 / 4 / 2011).

Hinrichs added, innovation and sophisticated design of Ford also can be seen in Ford concept car that symbolizes Vertrek vision of the future compact SUV is sleek, sporty, and stylish.

"Along with the rapid growth of the SUV market in China, we are happy to bring the concept to the exhibition Shanghai Vertrek 2011. We think this concept car will attract many visitors to the exhibition, because many of the characteristics of a sophisticated design will be included in a new generation of Ford's SUVs that will be produced and launched in China, "Hinrichs added.

By displaying 17 models, Ford's product suite is the largest launch ever assembled to push sales in the Chinese market. In addition, Ford stressed, a series of new electric technology innovation, also presents a choice to consumers Asia

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