So far I love the car. It has a couple things that I don't like, but not a deal breaker. I don't like that I have to change drive mode every time I start the car. If I have it on ECO mode, it should start at that mode the next time I get in, it doesn't, I have to manually change it every time. Also, don't like the driving assistance. When a car is stopped at the stop light, it doesn't come to a gradual stop, it comes to a hard brake stop, even when going 45 or 50 mph. These are not big deals because I rarely use driving assistance and changing modes is just annoying. That's all. Everything else from the screen, seats, space, gas mileage, and everything else is phenomenal. I love the vehicle and hope to keep it for a very long time.

If youre mindful with playing the fuel saving minigame of hybrid driving you can get way over the estimated mpg. My average for the first 500 miles is 84mpg with plug in charging.

This is the perfect car/suv for us. 98% of our trips are less than 25 miles. We can use the electric motor. The only drawback is there’s not enough of these vehicles available to purchase.

The 37 mile electric range is perfect for our family’s needs. We mostly run errands, do kids sports, and have shorter work commutes. We won’t burn much gas given these needs and home based charging. There are nice features for a base level SE model ford as well.

Driving was very smooth and natural feeling (compared to normal gas engine). Plenty of zip and acceleration. A very nice car, the model I drove just didnt have the high-end stereo system I wanted. Seems like an excellent value for the money, especially compared to all-electrics.