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Ford's ingenuity has been going strong for over 100 years, so when all-electric technology was first introduced to the masses, it's no surprise that Ford quickly began working on the way to incorporate gas-free designs into its lineup. Now, there are all-electric variants of some of Ford's biggest brands, including the F-150. Anyone who wants to get rid of gas-powered inconvenience for life will want to check out Ford's newest 2022 all-electric vehicles.

 
Many Ford vehicles these days come with the ability to connect to the Internet directly with a WiFi hotspot they generate. This is often 4G LTE through the ATT network, so it's reasonably fast. The vehicles often have a powerful antenna that can spread the signal up to 50 feet outside of the vehicle. You can connect as many as 10 devices. Here's some information about how to make this work for you.

 
The Ford Mustang Mach-E was recently announced as Car and Driver's 2021 EV of the Year. Not only is it visceral and practical, but the sports car has a larger battery that delivers impressive performance.

 
The automaker Ford has decided to make a large investment into the EV, or electrical vehicle industry. They are doing so in conjunction with their partner, a battery maker from South Korea. They will be investing 11,4 billion dollars into factories that will build zero-emission pickups and cars at a huge scale for customers in the United States. This investment will be the biggest ever for any automaker in the U.S.