It was in 2004, six long years ago, that the Ford Escape Hybrid was introduced as the first battery-assisted SUV. It was history made in the personal car segment. At that time people were a bit sceptical about success of this new design. However, proving all the dithering fallacious, this class-leading SUV is still on its wheels keeping its flag flying high! Experiences gained through its exquisite long journey have not gone waste and are truthfully transmitted to the newly released 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid.

Compared to the 2004 model, the 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid is highly sophisticated, and above all, it’s an all-green Escape Hybrid that promises to offer supreme efficiency. The car is quite compact and strong enough to support all your starry-eyed experiments. The 2010 model resembles its exterior design with the 2008 model. However, its interior design is completely redone just to ensure that you enjoy seamless comfort while experiencing the beauty of driving the first hybrid SUV in history!

With the concept of producing torque as needed with the electric motor, the 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid is designed to generate 153 horsepower using the dual overhead-cam engine. The 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine of the SUV is supported with upgraded hybrid-electric powertrain to run the vehicle the Ford way! The relatively smaller, smarter, and lighter nickel metal hydride battery pack takes the vehicle one step forward in making it all green.

With a price tag ranging from $29,860 to $34,120, the 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid is little expensive as compared to other vehicles in its class. However, its extra cost is worth paying for its excellent user friendliness and efficiency. Fuel economy of the SUV is just designed for you to be associated with one of the best green cars. Though Ford’s all new state-of-the-art hybrid CUV, the 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid, is also available in gas-only model, it is not highly economical, experts say. Besides, you may feel awkward with the hybrid noises and style of displaying the hybrid information.

The 2010 Ford Escape Hybrid has excellent safety features. Its notable gas mileages are 34 mpg city and 31 mpg highway with 30 mpg on an average in all conditions. Some of the remarkable innovative features of the Ford Escape Hybrid 2010 SUV include dual-zone climate control, leather-wrapped steering wheel, heated front seats, four-speaker sound system, rear-view camera, and an all-digital Sync system etc.