Ford has officially revealed its all-new Mondeo sedan at the Detroit Motor Show.
Unveiled as the Ford Fusion, the new model will be badged as the Mondeo
for the European and Australian market as part of the auto
manufacturer’s One Ford policy for designing an engineering vehicles to
be distributed to the global market.
The first noticeable styling tweak, is the
similarity of the Ford/Mondeo’s bold and broad grille to that of the
Aston Martin. The new design of the Mondeo is carried over from the Evos
Concept car revealed at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 2011 as well as the
more recently revealed EcoSport in Delhi.
The Fusion/Mondeo will be offered with a
range of engines including turbochaged 1.6-litre (134kW/233Nm) and
2.0-litre (177kW/340Nm) “EcoBoost” powerplants and a 2.5-litre
naturally-aspirated engine (127kW/230Nm). A non-turbo 2.0-litre hybrid
model will also be available. An all-wheel-drive performance
model has already been proclaimed as an option for the 2.0-litre
EcoBoost model, and it will be fitted with six-speed dual-clutch
automatic with paddle shifters and 19-inch wheels.
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