Latest Ford Escape News

Ford's first electrified vehicle for Australia has finally arrived, priced in line with the top-spec RAV4 Hybrid.

The revised Ford Escape has been spied outside the Nurburgring, and sports a bolder face much like the facelifted Focus.

The Ford Escape PHEV is firming for a second quarter launch in Australia following lengthy delays. No plans for a normal hybrid, though.

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The 2022 Ford Escape will lose its multi-link rear suspension in front-wheel drive models, switching to a torsion-beam rear axle.

Ford's oft-overlooked mid-sized SUV adds some more safety technology for 2022, while front-wheel drive models have different rear suspension.

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Hanging out for the Escape PHEV? You'll have to wait a little longer. Ford also indicated it's planning more hybrids and EVs for Australia.

The MY21.25 Ford Escape range sees some equipment changes heading into 2021, with more kit at the bottom end and less at the top.

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The Ford Endura-sized hole between the Escape and Everest won't be filled with a stretched, three-row version of the Escape, which will instead be exclusive to China.

Ford's "most electrified vehicle ever" just added a self-charging hybrid option in Europe. It's not confirmed for Australia just yet, but it can travel 1000km per tank.

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Ford's first plug-in hybrid for Australia has been pushed back. The Escape PHEV won't be here until late in 2021 at this stage, although Ford is pushing to get it sooner.

Ford's critical all-new Escape mid-size SUV has scored a five-star safety rating from independent crash-tester ANCAP ahead of its launch next month.

Ford's redesigned Escape introduces a plug-in hybrid to the line, the first electrified Ford in Australia. There's also a posh Vignale and standard turbocharged 2.0-litre power, with prices starting at $35,990 before on-road costs.