Does the 2019 Ford Fusion have heated seats?
On a cold day, getting into an equally cold car is a bone-chilling experience. The cold of the seats can just seep into you and you can’t really move around to try to chase some heat into you. What you need are heated seats. Does the 2019 Ford Fusion have heated seats?
With a name like Fusion, you had better hope it has them available. This is a Ford car we are talking about. Ford models come loaded with options so of course you can get heated seats on the 2019 Fusion. We have all the details including what trims it’s available on, and other climate control and interior comforts that you may want to learn about.
What 2019 Fusion trims have heated seats?
Not counting the hybrid variants, there are a total of five trim levels for the 2019 Fusion. The base model is the S and the lineup proceeds upward from there with the SE, SEL, Titanium, and the top Sport. Believe it or not, most of these come with heated seats.
The SEL, Titanium, and Sport all come with heated front seats standard. What’s more, the SE has heated seats available. You can also warm your hands with the available heated steering wheel. A heated steering wheel is available on the SEL and comes standard on the Titanium and the Sport.
Though there are no heated seats available for rear-row passengers, rear heat and a/c vents do come standard on the SE and above and they are optional on the S. What’s more, the S has available dual-zone automatic climate control which also comes standard on the SE and above.
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Is the Ford Fusion available with cooled seats?
Now you have heated seats so that you can deal with winter’s cold, but what about summer’s heat? The interior of a car can get cooking real fast, even after just an hour or two in a parking lot. What you need are cooled or ventilated seats.
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This system works by simply running cooled air through your seat. You don’t have to get burned waiting for your car to cool off anymore. The Fusion has this feature for 2019. It comes standard on the front seats on both the Titanium and the Sport trims.
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