US auto giant Ford expects to have five hybrid gasoline-electric vehicles on the market within three years, chairman Bill Ford said on Sunday at the North American International Auto Show. "It's only the start and it's only one of the fuel efficient technologies we're working seriously on," the company chairman, great-grandson of founder Henry Ford, said as he presented his plans to the premier US auto show.

"Our commitment is clear. We're going to be a leader in bringing our customers technologies that makes a difference in their life and in their world."