Toyota has a great hybrid portfolio....Ford is fair in their hybrid offerings. Don't get me wrong, a Ford hybrid is a damn fine choice....but Toyota offers more models that are hybrid.
It begs the question, is it only for Mercedes vehicles or can ANY EV get charged up there? Say I am driving by in my hypothetical plebeian Ford Mustang Mach E and I need to charge up....can I?
Just a note that there are several States that have adopted California emission standards.
https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/programs/advanced-clean-cars-program/states-have-adopted-californias-vehicle-regulations
I find myself yearning to own a sedan again, but alas....Ford does not sell one in North America anymore...I refuse to buy a Toyota, but man, the new Crown is nice.
Ford has you covered
https://electrek.co/2023/07/13/ford-patents-portable-charging-trailer-power-ev/
Or...
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a34277725/ford-f-150-range-extender-ev-pickup-patent/
I am sure a modern I-6 will fit in Ford F-Series just fine as well as Expedition and Navigator....Explorer and Aviator would need some massaging of CD6 front structure.
I like to think that when it reads, "medium truck will continue" means that Ford intends to stay in that market and not abandon it like they did with Class 8.