Zero-emission vehicles
Ford and Toyota are leading the trend in electric car development with plans to bring their new range of zero-emission vehicles to the global market.
Ford and Toyota have separately announced their intentions to bring new zero-emission vehicles to the global market.
Ford is currently working alongside supplier Magna International to develop an electric version of its Focus model, which is expected to be ready in 2011.
The company is also working on a plug-in commercial van, which it intends to market in 2010.
This follows the company’s compressed natural-gas powered Camry Hybrid concept display, which it exhibited at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show.
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