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As seen on http://www.myelectriccarforums.com I wonder if Ford is wondering what to do with the Transit Connect Electric? Azure Dynamics was the company installing and providing the electric vehicle components for the Ford Transit Connect.

Thanks for sharing the link on the Ford Focus Electric Forum! Interesting that this article doesn't mention the Ford Focus Electric, only the C-max Energi and the Fusion Energi - perhaps this is because the Ford Focus Electric already has a battery contract in place? Maybe once that contract...

Back on February 2nd, Mike Tinskey, associate director for Ford's Global Electric Vehicle Infrastructure said the Ford Focus Electric vehicle should start becoming available in all 19 markets around September. He's referring to the initial 19 markets that Ford first announced (way back in early...

Oops sorry, posted a new thread about the 400 charging stations that ChargePoint is putting in across the USA. http://www.myfocuselectric.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=334

ChargePoint aims to build over 1000 charging stations nation wide. It already has projects under way in New York, Indiana, California, Illinois and Pennsylvania. I'm a firm believer that the more charging stations people see around town, at shopping centers etc, the more open they'd be to the...

Wow - that's great! I live in Washington State as well. Now if only we knew when the Ford Focus Electric will be available... I wonder how often there will be a charging station? Will they put one every 50 miles? Or every 100 miles? Will the frequency of charging stations be based on the range...

Ha sorry about that! I thought I had found the link through the news section on this forum, but now I can't find it. This refers to the Focus in general, not the Focus Electric specifically: http://www.ford.co.uk/AboutFord/News/VehicleNews/TakingTheHeat as does this...

Here's some photos of the Focus Electric being tested at an extreme weather facility to make sure the battery pack and the rest of the car's components can handle the cold and hot weather it could encounter out in the real world.

Wow - that is a cool job. I've love to be the guy that test the Ford Focus Electric, either in a funky atmospheric warehouse or out on the road! That place has: -four test chambers (two with thermodynamic wind tunnels) -six rooms that can create temperatures between -40 and +55 degrees...

I have to admit, this is a good idea. Every time I drive past something where there's cars stopped in a line, I think 'How can I start a business with EV chargers here'? People could charge there Focus Electric's everywhere - in Ferry Lineups, drive in movies, campgrounds - it's limitless really.