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2019 Ford Fusion Brochure FUSION S | SE | SEL | TITANIUM | V6 SPORT 2019 YOUR WAY Take your pick of 5 trim levels, starting with the well-equipped Fusion S featuring the new Ford Co-Pilot360™ suite of standard driver-assist technologies1 designed to help you navigate FUSIONyour world confidently. At the top end of the lineup, there’s the luxurious Titanium and the 325-horsepower2 V6 Sport. You can also select from 3 powertrain styles – gasoline, hybrid and plug-in hybrid – each offering you impressive fuel efficiency. All of these qualities, plus a sleek new look, make the 2019 Fusion a smarter choice than ever. GASOLINE ENGINES HYBRIDS (Gas Engine+Electric Motor) PLUG-IN HYBRID (Gas Engine+Electric Motor+Charge Port) 2019 Fusion | ford.com Fusion Hybrid Titanium. White Platinum Metallic Tri-coat. Available equipment. 1Driver-assist features are supplemental and do not replace the driver’s attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle. 2Horsepower rating achieved with 93-octane fuel. GEARED TOWARD YOUR PASSIONFOR PERFORMANCE 2.0L ECOBOOST With robust low-end torque and virtually no turbo lag, EcoBoost® engines mix 1.5L ECOBOOST turbocharging, direct injection, and twin 2.7L ECOBOOST V6 2.5L i-VCT Auto Start-Stop Technology can help independent variable cam timing (Ti-VCT) The most powerful car in its class,4 Fusion V6 This proven performer gets the Fusion reduce fuel consumption by shutting off for a potent blend of horsepower Sport pairs this twin-turbocharged engine with gas engine lineup off to a strong start. the engine when the vehicle comes to a and efficiency. all-wheel drive and a 6-speed SelectShift® Take control of its 6-speed automatic complete stop. When the brake pedal is automatic transmission. Engage its Sport mode 245 horsepower2 transmission via a rotary gear shift dial released, the engine seamlessly restarts. and tap the steering wheel-mounted paddle 275 lb.-ft. of torque2 on your center console. shifters to make the most of all that power. 181 horsepower EPA-estimated ratings1 175 horsepower 185 lb.-ft. of torque 325 horsepower2 FWD 21 city/31 hwy/25 combined mpg 175 lb.-ft. of torque 380 lb.-ft. of torque2 EPA-estimated ratings1 Standard: Fusion Titanium with EPA-estimated ratings1 FWD 23 city/34 hwy/27 combined mpg Auto Start-Stop Technology EPA-estimated ratings1 FWD 21 city/31 hwy/25 combined mpg Standard: Fusion SE, SEL, both with AWD 3 20 city/29 hwy/23 combined mpg AWD 17 city/26 hwy/20 combined mpg Standard: Fusion S Auto Start-Stop Technology Available: Fusion SE, Titanium Standard: Fusion V6 Sport 2019 Fusion | ford.com Fusion Titanium. Rich Copper Metallic Tinted Clearcoat. Available equipment. 1Actual mileage will vary. 2Horsepower and torque ratings achieved with 93-octane fuel. 3Available feature. 4Class is Midsize Sedans based on Ford segmentation. Since it’s powered by a combination of gas and electricity, Fusion Hybrid will need to be refueled, just like a gas-engine model. The A REFRESHINGLY difference is, you may visit gas stations less frequently. That’s because, as you drive your Fusion Hybrid, the 2.0L Atkinson-cycle gas engine, electric motor and Regenerative Braking System are seamlessly interacting behind the SMOOTH scenes to help maximize fuel efficiency and recharge the battery. For instant feedback on how your driving style is affecting efficiency, just view the “Efficiency Leaves” screen on TRANSITION TO MORE EFFICIENT DRIVING the SmartGauge® with EcoGuide instrument cluster. Drive more efficiently, and you’ll see more leaves grow. EPA-estimated ratings1 FWD 43 city/41 hwy/42 combined mpg 588-mile total driving range Standard: Fusion Hybrid SE, SEL, Titanium 2019 Fusion | ford.com Fusion Hybrid Titanium. Velocity Blue. Available equipment. 114.0-gallon fuel tank. Range calculation based on www.fueleconomy.gov. Actual range varies with conditions such as external elements, driving behaviors, vehicle maintenance and lithium-ion battery age. Actual mileage will vary. THE POWER TO PLUGFOR BETTER IN DRIVING Fusion Energi is a Plug-In Hybrid, which means you have the option to plug it in when you want to charge up the electric battery and help maximize the distance it can travel in electric- RANGE only mode. The 2019 Fusion Energi has an EPA-estimated all-electric driving range of 26 miles1 – that’s nearly 20 percent farther than last year’s model – and an EPA-estimated total driving range of 610 miles.1 If you choose to plug in your Fusion Energi, you can do it at home, work, or even out shopping. It’s simple and convenient. At home, you can just insert the standard 120V convenience charge cord into an electrical outlet and into the vehicle’s charge port, which illuminates in sections as it charges. You can also use a Ford recommended AeroVironment™ 240V home charging station2 to recharge in about 2.5 hours. The MyFord® Mobile app3 and website (myfordmobile.com) make it easy to monitor and schedule charging. They also offer a charging station locator powered by PlugShare.® As you drive, Fusion Energi functions very similarly to its Hybrid sibling. So even if you choose not to plug it in, you’ll still enjoy the benefits of Hybrid driving. EPA-estimated ratings1 FWD 43 city/41 hwy/42 combined mpg 104 city/91 hwy/97 combined MPGe4 26-mile electric-only driving range 610-mile total driving range Standard: Fusion Energi Titanium 2019 Fusion | ford.com Fusion Energi Titanium. Agate Black. Available equipment. 1EPA-estimated rating: 43 city/41 hwy/42 combined mpg, 14.0-gallon fuel tank; 26 miles electric. Range calculation based on www.fueleconomy.gov. Actual range varies with conditions such as external elements, driving behaviors, vehicle maintenance and lithium-ion battery age. Actual mileage will vary. 2Available feature. Charge times vary. See owner’s manual for details. To begin the process, call 1-888-219-6747 or visit evsolutions.com/ford. Charging stations are available with or without full installation services by AeroVironment. 3MyFord Mobile includes a complimentary subscription that activates with vehicle sale date, requires compatible 3G cellular network connectivity, and is subject to 3G network availability. Evolving technology/cellular networks may affect future functionality. Message and data rates may apply. Refer to www.myfordmobile.com for further details. 4MPGe is the EPA equivalent measure of gasoline fuel efficiency for electric mode operation. Fusion is designed to deliver a smooth and seamless driving experience – road after winding road. To get moving, just turn the rotary gear shift dial and go. EcoBoost® models feature an “S” button on top that you can tap to engage Sport mode. It sharpens throttle response, allows for a more dynamic engine note inside the cabin, more aggressively programs the transmission shift points, and more. For poise through the turns, Torque Vectoring Control1 increases vehicle stability by applying slight braking force to the inside wheel as needed, delivering more torque to the outside wheel to help Fusion stay firmly planted. Standard: All models For smooth, responsive handling, continuously controlled damping (CCD) adjusts – every 2 milliseconds – based on information provided by 12 different sensors that read the road and vehicle inputs. The system can even detect potholes, adjusting shock absorbers so impact severity is reduced. Standard: V6 Sport To help maximize traction at all times, Fusion offers fully automatic all-wheel drive (AWD). The system constantly monitors traction, THE TOOLS TO transferring power between the front and rear wheels as needed, typically before wheelslip can even occur, to effortlessly improve your handling experience. Standard: V6 Sport RULE THE ROAD Available: SE, Titanium 2019 Fusion | ford.com Fusion Titanium. White Platinum Metallic Tri-coat. Available equipment. 1Remember that even advanced technology cannot overcome the laws of physics. It’s always possible to lose control of a vehicle due to inappropriate driver input for the conditions. Manual front seats with driver lumbar 10-way power driver’s seat Heated front seats trimmed in new ActiveX™ material Rain-sensing windshield wipers Dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control Intelligent Access with Remote Start System SYNC® voice-activated technology SYNC 3 with 8" LCD capacitive touchscreen 11-speaker Premium Audio System Standard: S Standard: SE Standard: SEL Heated and cooled, leather-trimmed front seats Sport heated and cooled, leather-trimmed front seats with Miko® inserts Heated, leather-wrapped steering wheel Enhanced active park assist with parallel parking, park-out assist 12-speaker Audio System from Sony® with CD player and reverse perpendicular parking Standard: Titanium Standard: V6 Sport 2019 Fusion | ford.com Fusion Titanium. Leather-trimmed interior in Ebony. Available equipment. With spacious room for 5, plus a range of seat trim choices from perforated leather1 trim to the new ActiveX™ material,1 the stylishly comfortable interior of Fusion welcomes all. It also offers plenty of smart solutions for your smart devices. A large center console features tiered storage, including 2 small bins in the upper compartment. The standard media bin includes a smart-charging USB port and additional storage. Audio enjoyment begins with proper sound management. Acoustic underbody shields and sound-absorption material help mitigate road noise inside Fusion. Within this hushed environment, you can enjoy the well- balanced output of the 12-speaker Audio System from Sony.® Standard: Titanium V6 Sport CAREFULLY Power up your devices, everything from mobile phones to tablets and more, with the 2 standard 12V powerpoints, plus 2 smart-charging USB ports when your Fusion is equipped with SYNC® 3 voice- CRAFTEDFOR YOUR activated technology. Standard: SE, SEL Titanium V6 Sport Available: S COMFORT 2019 Flex | ford.com Fusion Titanium. Leather-trimmed interior in Russet. Available equipment. 1Available feature. STAY ON THE MOVE CONNECTED IT ALL STARTS HERE This vibrant 8" touchscreen is the command center of SYNC® 3 voice-activated technology,1,2 which integrates your paired mobile phone with Ford Fusion as soon as you start your vehicle.
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