2013 Ford C-Max Energi

At a Glance

Pricing $25,200 - $32,950
Drive Types FWD
Engines 2.0l I4 HEV, 2.0l I4 PHEV
Transmissions CVT
Fuel Economy 47 (city), 47 (highway)

Ford's new C-Max comes in hybrid and plug-in hybrid variants. Both models pair a gasoline engine with an electric motor and battery pack for hybrid operation. The Energi plug-in hybrid also allows the battery packs to be charged and used for electric-only driving to save fuel. The C-Max Energi is fully rechargeable overnight on 120v, and in a few hours on 240V. A variety of new technologies will provide drivers with critical information on the status of the hybrid system. Many features like recharge status of the car will be available through the owner's smartphone. A value charging function will allow the car to recharge during off-peak times.

What Changed:

The U.S. C-Max line consists of five-passenger hybrid and plug-in hybrid models. Both pair a gasoline engine with an electric motor and a battery pack for parallel hybrid operation. The Energi plug-in hybrid also allows the battery packs to be charged and used for electric-only driving to save fuel. Both models use Lithium-ion battery cells.

Model/Trim/Package Engine Original MSRP
C-Max Hybrid SE 2.0l I4 HEV (188-bhp) CVT FWD $25,200
C-Max Hybrid SEL 2.0l I4 HEV (188-bhp) CVT FWD $28,200
C-Max Energi 2.0l I4 PHEV (188-bhp) CVT FWD $32,950