Ford electric vehicle drivers get 15 hours per day of “free” home charging under a special retail plan in Texas. The automaker says it shifted 515 MWh of energy to off-peak periods in 2025.
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Ford electric vehicle drivers get 15 hours per day of “free” home charging under a special retail plan in Texas. The automaker says it shifted 515 MWh of energy to off-peak periods in 2025.
Published May 6, 2026
Ford F-150 trucks go through the assembly line at the Ford Dearborn, Mich., plant in 2024. A TXU Energy program allows Ford electric vehicle owners in Texas to charge at home without paying energy charges during off-peak hours.
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