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For 2011, Ford Escape Hybrid is expected to continue its claim as America’s most fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly SUV, based on EPA estimates of 34 mpg city and 31 mpg highway. Ford Escape Hybrid models use a 2.5-liter I-4 designed to run on the Atkinson combustion cycle. An advanced engine processor enables nearly imperceptible transitions between gas and electric vehicle mode, and the Hybrid also features a powertrain damping system to reduce vibrations and feedback to the driver and other occupants.

2011 Ford escape Hybrid

The 2011 Ford Escape Hybrid Limited is packaged for environmentally conscious buyers who still want a full complement of accessories and equipment. Along with its gas counterpart, the Limited features 16-inch bright machined aluminum wheels and exterior chrome accents, a standard six-speaker audio system, chrome and ebony interior touches, and a luxury and convenience package that includes ambient lighting, heated front leather seats, a power moonroof, Reverse Sensing System, rear view camera system and universal garage door opener.

2011 Ford escape Hybrid

2011 Ford Escape Hybrids, while known for their fuel efficiency and advancements in green technology, have the equally unflattering reputation of being less fun to drive and underpowered when compared to their gas driven counterparts.  The Escape Hybrid ignores this precedent and lays these concerns to rest with superior drivability and ample power, coming jointly from a 153-horsepower, 2.5 liter four-cylinder engine that outputs 136 pounds-feet of torque, and a 94-horsepower, 330-volt permanent magnet motor.  They combine for a total power output of 247-horsepower, getting the Escape Hybrid from 0-60 mph in less than 10 seconds placing it firmly within the normal acceleration numbers for its segment.


Electric power-assisted steering (EPAS) reduces the load on the engine since a belt-driven power steering pump is no longer required. Built-in pull-drift compensation detects road conditions – such as a crowned road surface or crosswinds and adjusts the steering system to help the driver compensate for pulling and drifting.

2011 Ford Escape Hybrid continues its theme of sustainability with available eco-friendly seats. The seats are made from 100 percent post-industrial recycled materials. Eco-friendly seats created with soy-based foam that substitutes for petroleum-based products also are available on the Escape.

2011 Ford Escape Hybrids

The 2011 Escape Hybrid comes with seating for five, and 60/40 split rear seats that fold down to increase cargo room.  Standard features abound on the interior, including dual-zone climate control, leather wrapped steering wheel, auto-dimming mirror, audio input jack, eco-friendly seats, and a six-way power driver’s seat.  Ford’s acclaimed SYNC® In-Car connectivity system is also standard, allowing you to access your music and phone controls using voice commands, as well as providing a host of safety services, such as 911 Assist™ which automatically dials 911 after an airbag deployment.  An upgrade to the Limited trim brings with it standard leather seating, heated front seats, a rear view camera, and a premium stereo system.

2011 Ford Escape Hybrids

• SYNC voice-activated communications and entertainment system with Traffic, Directions and Information
• SIRIUS Satellite Radio with an initial six-month subscription
• Electric power-assisted steering with pull-drift compensation
• Voice-activated Navigation System with SIRIUS Travel Link and HD Radio, including iTunes song tagging ability
• Rear view camera system to aid rear visibility while backing up
• Active park assist automatic parallel parking system
• Easy Fuel® (capless fuel filler)
• Ambient lighting• Steering wheel audio controls
• 110V AC power outlet

Powertrain: 2.5-liter Atkinson cycle I-4, 153 hp @ 6,000 rpm, 136 lb.-ft. torque @ 4,500 rpm
and permanent magnet AC synchronous motor, 94 hp @ 5,000 rpmSeries: Base, LimitedFuel economy: FWD: 34 mpg city/31 mpg highway; AWD: 30 mpg city/27 mpg highwayProduction location: Kansas City Assembly Plant, Kansas City, Mo.MSRP: Starting at $30,590