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Ford are delighted to be attending Goodwood, Festival of Speed, as part of our 2023 "Go Electric" Roadshow. This interactive exhibition is designed to demystify the Ford Electrified vehicle range, addressing any questions or concerns about switching to electrified cars and vans.

Discover the science behind different electrification technologies, and how they reduce CO2 emissions and day to day running costs. Learn how to plug in and charge, plus the benefits of living with an electrified vehicle. Answer a few simple questions to discover which Ford Electrified vehicle best suits your personal or business needs.

Experts are on hand to offer information on current and upcoming electrified vehicles, including the New All-Electric Explorer.

Experience Ford at Festival of Speed

How much energy can you capture? Compete against your family and friends to reach full charge first with this interactive Pavegen activation, powered by your steps alone. Run, jump and sprint to generate power, win a prize and earn your place on the leaderboard.

Master your concentration skills on the Mustang Mach-E buzzer game. Keep your hand steady and don't lose your nerve as you guide the wand around the Mustang Mach-E logo competing against family of friends.

Show your family and friends what you’re made of. Race around an iconic course in our virtual cycle challenge competing for glory and a Ford Ride London water bottle as part of Ford’s ongoing Ride London Sponsorship and Park The Car initiative.

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Park the Car

Ford are fully aware that preserving the planet and building a safer, healthier world requires more than electrified vehicles, sometimes it requires no vehicle at all. This is why Ford launched the Park the Car initiative, to encourage people to make healthy and informed choices about their travel habits, especially over short distances. The initiative aims to help promote active travel, ease congestion, and improve air quality in cities. Walking and cycling are proven to improve physical and mental health and ease traffic congestion in built-up areas.