Ford’s CEO Allan Mulally said on Monday that he expects Ford to sell plug-in hybrids in 5 to 10 years. When asked if that meant plug-in hybrids would be available on showroom floors, Mulally said, “Yes. Sure.”
“Within five to 10 years we will start to see this technology in our hands,” Mulally said at a press event to announce an alliance between Ford and utility Southern California Edison to test 20 rechargeable electric vehicles.
Of course, as with GM, Ford plug-in hybrids depend on the development and advancement of lithium ion batteries. While this was the first time Ford has ever released any time-range on for plug-in hybrids, Mulally refused...
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