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Infrastructure Week, part 1: Kitty Adams Our first guest for Infrastructure week is Kitty Adams, She is the Executive Director and Founder of AdoptACharger.org. Ms. Adams has facilitated the installation of hundreds of EV chargers in 10 states, and has participated in a number of CEC and CARB workshops regarding alternative fuel vehicles and EV […]

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Looks like the previews for the Escape PHEV are starting to come out.

All-New 2020 Ford Escape PHEV-37 Preview | CleanMPG
"2020 Ford Escape PHEV-37 FWD ($33,040/$35,620/$38,835 + $1,245 D&H + $195 Mini-Spare - $1,500 Rebate for SE/SEL/Titanium) while buyers are eligible for a Federal tax credit of $6,843.

As consumers begin returning to work and taking trips, demand for gasoline is expected to spike from the decades-low prices of the past few months.

The all-new 2020 Ford Escape PHEV has now been certified with a best-in-class EPA-estimated fuel economy rating of 43/38/41 mpg city/highway/combined and100 MPGe combined plus an EPA-estimated 37 miles of all-electric driving range from the onboard, liquid cooled 14.4 kWh Li-Ion traction battery.

The Escape HEV and PHEV are part of Ford’s investment of more than $11.5 billion in electrified vehicles. The Escape HEV/PHEV features Ford’s innovative...

It's the weekend Interesting recent short op-ed in which the author provides his opinion on "how serious an automaker is about their electrification plans." On the PP the author states "the supply is limited but you can generally find one if you search hard enough or beg a dealer to order one for you."
Op-Ed: How Serious Are Automakers About EVs? Comparison Chart