Ford powertrain options in Lititz, PA

EcoBoost engine technology combines turbocharging, direct fuel injection, and twin independent variable camshaft timing. It results in a smaller gas engine that pushes out impressive power. Today, you'll find EcoBoost available on nearly every Ford vehicle we make. The classic, naturally aspirated gas engine is still available too, as Ford Mustang® and F-Series® trucks push traditional engine technology to new limits.

Hybrid technology uses both a gas engine and an electric motor. You get the long-distance peace of mind that gas power delivers, and for shorter everyday trips, you'll see many benefits of electrification, including potential fuel economy savings over comparable gas-powered models. Ford Maverick® and Ford F-150® offer hybrid models, and Ford Escape® also offers a Plug-In Hybrid for daily electric-only driving.

Experience the dazzling technology at your fingertips and feel the spirited performance that EV torque effortlessly delivers. See how a Ford EV can make a positive impact on your daily budget, including saying goodbye to lines at the local gas station. Making the change can be surprisingly easy, whether you're charging at home or plugging into the BlueOval™ Charge Network, the largest public charging network in North America.

Hauling and towing, pushing and pulling: diesel-powered Ford Super Duty® trucks are often pressed to their limit over the course of a workday. Diesel fuel is more energy dense than gasoline since it's refined differently, helping you meet the daily demands of business.

• You seldom drive in the city, and do plenty of highway driving
• You often take trips more than 150 miles from home
• You're comfortable filling up at the corner gas station

• You do a mix of city and highway driving
• You want the benefits of both gas and electric power
• Access to public charging stations is limited in your area

• You do a lot of city/suburban driving
• You have access to a garage or parking space that allows you to plug in at home
• Zero-emission driving is important to you*

• Your day-to-day demands require considerable power
• You seek best-in-class torque*
• You prioritize strength over speed from an engine