Ford Mustang Mach-E Price Guide

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The Ford Mustang Mach-E is the electric crossover that borrowed the Mustang name and generated either excitement or outrage depending on which side of the naming debate you fall. A fully electric crossover SUV with up to 480bhp in the GT Performance specification and approximately 379 miles of range from the extended-range battery, the Mach-E is Ford’s most significant electric vehicle and one of the most credible alternatives to the Tesla Model Y.

The Car

The Mach-E uses 68kWh and 91kWh battery options with single or dual motor configurations. The Standard Range rear-wheel drive at 269bhp provides the entry; the Extended Range all-wheel drive at 351bhp the balanced choice; the GT Performance at 480bhp with MagneRide adaptive damping the performance peak. 150kW DC charging is standard; the 91kWh battery charges from 10–80% in approximately 45 minutes. The interior uses a 15.5-inch portrait touchscreen. Rear-wheel drive is the most efficient configuration.

Buying

The Extended Range RWD is the range recommendation. The GT for performance. Battery health should be checked on early 2021 models. The Mach-E has depreciated from new pricing, meaning it currently available with strong used value. Ford