Is the Focus imported or domestically produced?

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GraceFitz
07/25/25 2:02pm
The Focus is available in both imported and domestically produced versions. Here is relevant information about the Focus: 1. The domestically produced version is the standard Focus FOCUS, all featuring front-wheel drive. The current models offer 1.6L, 1.0T, and 1.5T engine options. 2. There are currently two imported versions of the Focus. The front-wheel-drive FOCUS ST is equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine, while the all-wheel-drive FOCUS RS shares the same 2.3T turbocharged engine as the current base model Mustang. 3. The new Focus adopts a fresh family design, with sharp-looking LED headlights and striking L-shaped daytime running lights. The front end of the hatchback version is largely identical to the sedan version but appears more compact and agile. The rear end is fuller than the current model, featuring newly designed LED taillights with a highly noticeable display effect. Additionally, the ST-Line variant incorporates numerous black components on the front end and grille, along with dual-tone 18-inch wheels, a sporty bumper, and a rear spoiler. 4. The redesigned dashboard offers a stronger three-dimensional effect, highlighted by a floating 8-inch central touchscreen that comes with the SYNC3 multimedia system, supporting both CarPlay and CarLife functionalities. The new model also features a rotary gear shifter with a fresh design and a USB port on the rearview mirror for dashcam use. Furthermore, the vehicle is equipped with an advanced cabin air filtration system capable of automatically switching between internal and external circulation to filter PM2.5 particles.
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