The 2019 Ford Fusion was first launched in 2005 being a 2006 model, it went on to turn out to be a massive vendor for Ford, in 2015 alone, they offered over 300,000 units, above two million because it was initially launched. Using the second generation coming along in 2012 as 2013 model, the Fusion has had many updates more than the many years, it’s just had a facelift & refresh for the 2017 model. Due to this, the next significant update will be expected for 2019. There has been no official word from Ford about what we can expect to see for the 2019 Fusion, in fact very little rumor either, but looking toward the future and what other manufacturers are doing, this is what we’d expect to see.
2019 Ford Fusion Price
Most car models get introduced late in the year before the designated model year, so we think the Ford Fusion 2019 will arrive in the showrooms late 2018, around September would be our guess, while 2019 Ford Fusion concept will be shown earlier. The base model Fusion currently retails around the $23,000 mark, what with inflation, technology and updates, we’d expect that the 2019 Ford Fusion price would start in the region of $25,000 to $26,000.
Truly, aside from FoMoCo and their engineers or designers, no one actually knows what Ford have in mind for the new Fusion. We expect full 2019 Ford Fusion redesign. Is it likely that Ford will keep the 2.7 liter EcoBoost turbo charged engine? We think so; regardless of what else happens, the Fusion will need a flagship model, with enough BHP to live with the competition, so the EcoBoost hits the right spot; good gas mileage with 325 BHP and 380 ft/lb of torque under the pedal. Expect 2019 Ford Fusion hybrid to be far more prominent also – manufacturers have to hit targets regarding corporate consumption figures, plus as the technology improves, it becomes cheaper – look at Tesla offering a decent all electric vehicle for $30,000+. The 2019 Ford Fusion Energi modification might develop into full-electric.
Potentially the biggest improvements we may find will be tech related; the equipment fitted and what it can do. Autonomous? Possibly not full autonomy, that tech is still under development and therefore still quite pricey, but we would expect to seedevelopmentslike lane assist with laneholding(steering) technology and in advance collision warning with auto braking. A gradual introduction to autonomous driving. Of course, we’re pretty sure that fat lossand gas economy will play a part; the new 2019 Fusion will be built on a new platform, possibly with composite panels or technology and an updated transmission – we’d bet on a minimal of an 8-speed auto that should befitted.
Of course, we’re pretty sure that weight reduction and gas economy will play a part; the new 2019 Ford Fusion will be built on a new platform, possibly with composite panels or technology and an updated transmission – we’d bet on a minimum of an 8-speed auto to be fitted. Do you know anything about the new Fusion?
