500 Hybrid Patens Help Increase the New Ford Fusion Hybrid’s Fuel Efficiency Tom Denchel Ford Confirms

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Kennewick, Washington, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) February 24, 2012 -- With only 10 hybrid patents back in 2000, Ford has drastically improved their technology by now having nearly 500 hybrid patents in their portfolio. Tom Denchel Ford in Prosser, WA is excited about the all-new Ford Fusion Hybrid which will feature improved fuel economy.

With almost 500 hybrid patents, Ford’s Hybrid line-up is stronger than ever. The new Ford Fusion Hybrid is projected to be the most fuel-efficient non-rechargeable sedan in the U.S. Drivers should expect to achieve up to 47 mpg in the city and up to 22 mpg on the highway with the Fusion Hybrid.

Technical leader in vehicle controls at Ford Electrification Research and Advanced Engineering, Ming Kuang is just one of the many inventors that work on building the hybrid patents for Ford. Kuang said, “The work on the Fusion Hybrid is all about a commitment I made a long time ago to have a positive effect on our environment.”

Kuang, whose name is on 40 of the 461 hybrid patents, has significantly contributed to the fuel efficiency of the Ford Fusion Hybrid. David Kelley, a Ford attorney who handles hybrid patents said, “With the high level of innovation from people like Ming, it makes sense that we should see our hybrid patent levels increase the way they have.”

Drivers interested in learning more about the all-new Ford Fusion Hybrid should visit Tom Denchel Ford in Prosser, WA. Drivers can stop by and test-drive the Ford Fusion or simply ask questions they may have. Customers may also visit Tom Denchel Ford online at http://fordcountry.com/.

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