2021 All-Electric Ford Mustang Mach-E Available Models and Specs
For a vehicle that's only quite recently
broken cover and is yet to go on sale, quite a lot has been revealed already
about the ground-breaking all-electric SUV, the Ford Mustang Mach-E. It shows
how far things have come in the auto industry in the last few years that the
idea of a Mustang SUV, and an electric one at that, hasn't caused a cacophony
of controversy. So, let's look at what we know about the models and specs of
the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E.
Models
There are four different versions of Ford's
eagerly anticipated electric SUV that you can reserve today from Ford dealers in Southern California.
There's also going to be a First Edition AWD model, but the interest in this
exciting new vehicle is so great that reservations for the First Edition are
already full. The four models you can put your name down for are the
entry-level Select, Premium, California RT.1 Edition, and the range-topping GT.
Powertrains
There will be two different battery
options, which will be marketed as Standard Range and Extended Range. The
smaller Standard Range battery is a 75.7 kWh, while the Extended Range is a
98.7 kWh unit. Whichever version you opt for, the battery is kept underneath
the vehicle to maximize internal space and to aid the vehicle's driving
characteristics by lowering the center of gravity.
Also, Select and Premium models with the
smaller of the two battery packs will have an estimated range on a full charge
for rear-drive versions of a very healthy 230 miles. If all-wheel-drive is
added, the range is still estimated at an immensely practical 210 miles.
The Premium can also be had in an Extended
Range version with the 98.7 kWh battery pack that's standard with the
California RT.1. These should be good for an estimated range of 300 miles on a
full charge. All-wheel-drive versions are estimated to deliver a 270-mile
range.
Base versions of the Mach-E will develop
around 255 horsepower, California RT. 1 and Premium extended-range, rear-drive
models can deliver around 282 horsepower, while Premium and First Edition
models with all-wheel drive can muster 333 horsepower.
For the ultimate electric Mustang SUV
experience, the GT will boast an incredible 459 horsepower and 612 lb.-ft. of
torque, which will get you from 0 to 60 mph in as little as three seconds when
properly equipped.
Features and equipment
The standard features and equipment of the
Mach-E include LED Signature Lights and Sequential Rear Turn Signals, Side-door
E-Latch, Wireless Phone Charging Pad, LED Projector Headlamps with Auto High
Beam. Even the entry Select version comes standard with 18-inch alloys, New Generation
Sync® with Connected Navigation, a 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster
and a 15.5-inch touch screen, Ford Co-Pilot360™ 2.0 and Co-Pilot
360™ Assist 2.0.
By the time you go up a level to the
Premium, you could start to wonder what's left for the even higher
specification models. Don't worry though, Ford has it covered.
To find out more about the amazing 2021
Ford Mustang Mach-E and to be at the front of the line when it's launched, get
in touch with the team here at Southern
California Ford Dealers right away.
