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Learn how electric vehicle charging works and explore the charging solutions available to help you choose the option that best fits your daily routine and driving habits.
Designed for compatibility with all Ford electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, the Ford Mobile Charging Cable offers Level 1 charging and, in some cases, Level 2 charging. It allows you to recharge your vehicle at home or wherever a suitable outlet is available.
The Ford Connected Home Charging Station is suitable for current and future Ford EVs and plug-in hybrid models. With Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, this wall-mounted charger delivers Level 2 charging at 240 volts for efficient home charging.
The Ford Charge Station Pro is a wall-mounted charger that provides Level 2 charging at 240 volts and works with all Ford electric vehicles. Its Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, along with a weather-resistant design, allow for flexible installation in various locations.
Discover the different charging levels available, offering practical and flexible solutions whether you charge at home, at work, or on the road.
Level 1 charging uses a standard 120V household outlet with the Ford Mobile Charging Cable. It’s also convenient to keep in your vehicle for emergency charging or occasional top-ups. Using Level 1 charging, a Ford F-150 Lightning with an extended-range battery can reach a full charge (up to 100%) in approximately 95 hours.
Level 2 charging is ideal for overnight use. It can be achieved through a 240V home-installed Ford Connected Charge Station or Charge Station Pro, or by using the Ford Mobile Charging Cable with a 32A connector. Level 2 charging is also available at select workplaces and public charging locations. With this level, a fully depleted F-150 Lightning extended-range battery can be charged to 100% in about 14 hours.
For quick charging while traveling, DC fast charging stations are available through public networks such as the BlueOval Charge Network. Level 3 DC fast charging can bring an F-150 Lightning with an extended-range battery to a full charge (up to 100%) in roughly 40 minutes.
Before installing an EV charging station, it’s helpful to understand what’s involved. Learn more about electrical panel capacity, voltage needs, breaker types, wiring setup, and other key considerations to be well prepared before speaking with a licensed electrician.
Living in a condo or apartment doesn’t mean EV charging is out of reach. The available 6-metre Mobile Power Cord can be plugged into a standard 120V outlet in indoor parking areas, at work, or other suitable locations. Public fast-charging stations also offer a convenient solution. Use your vehicle’s SYNC system or the FordPass app to locate nearby charging stations and plan ahead with confidence.
Charging your electric vehicle regularly can help reduce range concerns and keep your EV ready for every drive. Explore these practical tips to better understand daily charging habits.
With SYNC 4 in your vehicle or through the FordPass app on your smartphone, you can set a charging schedule that suits your lifestyle. This allows you to monitor charging activity and manage when your vehicle charges for added convenience.
Charging needs vary depending on how you drive. For daily commuting and errands, maintaining an 80–90% charge is often sufficient. For longer trips, a bit of planning goes a long way. The FordPass app includes a built-in map that helps you identify charging stations along your route for smooth travel planning.
The FordPass app puts charging control at your fingertips. From locating charging stations to tracking charging status and adjusting settings, you can manage everything directly from your smartphone. You can also schedule charging times and map out routes that include convenient charging stops.
Colder temperatures can affect battery performance and overall driving range. Learn how winter conditions impact electric vehicles and discover helpful strategies to maximize efficiency when temperatures drop.
The Government of Canada offers financial incentives through the iZEV Program to encourage the purchase or lease of eligible zero-emission and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Additional provincial incentives may be available in provinces such as British Columbia, Quebec, and Nova Scotia. Always refer to official program websites for the most current eligibility criteria and rebate details.
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