Remember the 2,000hp all-electric Transit from last year? Ford isn't done with it yet... ⚡️
- it swept up the hill in the fifth quickest time of the shootout, nearly a second quicker than the latest Porsche 911 GT3 Cup. Evidently, its maker has decided that achievement is well worth replicating elsewhere: Ford has confirmed its all-electric special project will attend the 101st running of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.
If that sounds like it is taking a leaf out of Volkswagen’s book then you’re not wrong; Ford has even collared the same man to do the driving. Romain Dumas is making a habit of steering improbably heavy things to impossible times, and it sounds like he rather fancies his chances in Colorado Springs.
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