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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-02/ford-adds-solar-cells-to-recharge-electric-concept-car.html

I have recently started driving in L to see if there is any difference in range performance with the more aggressive regen. I have about 6200 miles on FFE with D driving. In the last few hundred miles I feel like I am actually getting better range, I am not sure if this is wishful thinking as...

Anybody made any attempts to find out how to access 100% of the battery capacity? I was just reading an article on the VW Golf E and it has a 24kWH batt and is said to go 115 miles. That kind of mileage should be achievable for the FFE if we had ALL the battery. I know long term battery life...

As many have reported before it has happened to us..... Our ICE vehicle has a flat battery LOL! I just put a charger on it today, I chuckled to myself and thought I would share the story....

Just saw this.... http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20130710/AUTO0102/307100079/-1/rss23

Cruising the net today I noticed an interior pic of a FFE that had a button on the side of the shift knob... Was this a prototype? I have a 2013 and no button. :roll:

So my sync went a little haywire it seems ... First it refused to link up my cellphone which was already setup, no amount of resetting, BT on off cycles etc would fix it even deleted my phone and tried to reconnect/add it no go. Then suddenly my screen shows this large sync logo and says its...

So you are out and about and want to charge your vehicle "in public" you have found a convenient outlet, now how do you stop some passer by deciding to make off with your $500 charger? Seems like we need a way to "lock" the plug onto the car.... Anybody else encountered this?

So if I understand this correctly the car is using a cellular connection to communicate the my Ford mobile info... So here in lies my problem, I get really weak cell service at my house. The minute you pull in the garage you drop the call. So communication with the FFE is spotty at best if not...

So my question is why isn't the roof covered in solar panels? Obvious challenges are the roof is not flat, but they have solar panels that you can roll up nowadays so they are quite flexible. Solar panels are also quite durable mine at the house can take about a golf ball sized hail hit without...