The new Ford Ranger will receive a hybrid powertrain in numerous global markets, though it's too early to tell if we'll see the truck in the United States.
a trailer through the trees. We're guessing that a handful of drivetrain-specific styling cues will differentiate the hybrid model from the existing gasoline- and diesel-burning models, but we can't see what they are.
Similarly, it's too early to tell whether the Ranger will receive a mild-hybrid system, a standard hybrid system, or a
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