New York City's post-Crown-Victoria future is becoming clearer. It was nearly a year ago that the selection of the future NYC yellow taxi was narrowed to three: the Nissan NV200, Ford Transit ...

Ford Escape Hybrids Top 175,000 miles: Ford Escape Hybrids have been proving the durability and fuel-saving potential of Ford’s full hybrid technology as New York City taxis since 2005.

Gravity begins introducing fleet of Ford Mustang Mach-E and Tesla Model Y taxis to New York City, offering regular taxi pricing and hailing. The taxis feature a large, custom 22-inch tablet for ...

SEE ALSO: Ford’s New Explorer Police SUV is a Hybrid Also joining Ford’s newly updated taxi fleet is the 2019 Transit Connect Taxi.

The additional cars — all Ford Mustang Mach-Es — will make 45% of the TLC’s 100-vehicle administrative fleet electric. The city purchased the new e-cars for $46,957 apiece, for a total of $75… ...

The now venerable Ford Crown Victoria has been scrapped from New York City's fleet of yellow cabs and the change has finally come in the form of a Ford Transit Connect taxicab. The new yellow cab ...

The Transit Connect hasn’t yet secured a place as part of NYC’s taxi fleet. But New York’s Taxi and Limousine Commission recently put out a call for a next-generation cab to replace the ...

Taxi-cab designs from Ford Motor Co., Nissan Motor Co. and Turkish auto maker Karsan Otomotiv have been selected as finalists as they vie to become New York City's exclusive cab for a decade.

Taxis have modernized from the horse drawn carriage to the Checkered cab and array of yellow vehicles. Now, with apps, there is a focus on ridesharing.

About 10 Ford Transit Connect taxis are cruising the city's streets, after Ford delivered the first 200 vehicles to its New York dealers this month. Two hundred more will be delivered next month.

The city's Taxi and Limousine Commission has approved the Ford Taurus, Ford Transit Connect and Nissan Altima for use as yellow cabs as it prepares to switch to an all-new standardized vehicle in ...

The New York Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLS) has given the green light for the Ford Transit Connect to be added to the 13,000-strong fleet of the Big Apple’s taxis.