Ford police vehicles

Ford police vehicles are the cars, utility vehicles and trucks that Ford Motor Company builds and sells to police and other emergency services, a line that grew out of police-package variants of Ford's full-size sedans made since the 1950s. Since 1992 the main nameplate has been the Ford Police Interceptor, first applied to the Crown Victoria Police Interceptor, which stayed in production through 2011. It was followed by the Police Interceptor Sedan, based on the Taurus, and the Police Interceptor Utility, based on the Explorer, both introduced for the 2013 model year. Since the mid-2010s the Ford Police Responder name has covered special-duty vehicles such as the Police Responder Hybrid Sedan, the F-150 Police Responder pickup and the F-150 Lightning Pro SSV, the first fully electric vehicle certified for police use. Sedans have been out of the lineup since 2020, and the Utility is the only Police Interceptor now in production. Since the late 1990s Ford has held a near-monopoly of police vehicle sales in the United States.