The new technology allows police to heat vehicles "beyond 133 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 minutes — long enough to help disinfect vehicle touchpoints," Ford said. A team at Ohio State ...

The Ford police vehicles heat up to 133 degrees Fahrenheit and sit at that temperature for at least 15 minutes. Other cleaning methods, like wiping down frequent touchpoints with wipes or alcohol ...

Ford Motor Co. is rolling out new software for its Police Interceptor Utility vehicles to heat their passenger compartments to temperatures as hot as Death Valley on its warmest day to disinfect ...

but it turns out that intense heat has a plus when it comes to some vehicles: police cars. Or more accurately, police SUVs. After consulting with law enforcement and first-responders, Ford has ...

Imagine if you could help stop the spread of coronavirus using an over-the-air software update for your car. That might sound impossible, but it’s something that Ford has developed as a way of ...

With the Crown Victoria-based Interceptor finally going to that "Hill Street Blues" episode in the sky at 2011's end, Ford has no rear-wheel-drive, body-on-frame sedan with which to supply police ...

Ford, GM, and FCA fleet all distinguish their law-enforcement offerings as either "Pursuit" or "Special Service Vehicles," but according to officials on hand at the F-150 Police Responder's ...