Ford Mustang Mach-E

The Ford Mustang Mach-E (CX727) is a electric vehicle, produced by Ford.

 Overview 
During development, Ford wanted to call it Ford Mach 1, but renamed it to Mustang Mach-E. 

The Mach-E has buttons that open the doors instead of door handles. Smartphone or keypad on the B-pillar can be used as a key.  

Mach-E uses the Global Electrified 1 (GE1) platform, which is a rework of the C2 platform used on the Focus and Kuga/Escape.

The interior has a vertical 15.5-inch display with Ford's Sync 4 operating system.

 Specifications 

+SpecificationsBatteryStandard Range  (68 kWh)Extended Range (88 kWh)PowertrainRWDAWDRWDAWDModelSelectPremiumSelectPremiumPremiumCalifornia Route 1PremiumFirst EditionGTBase price (US market)$42,895$47,000$45,595$49,700$52,000$49,800$54,700$58,300$59,900AvailabilityLate 2020Late 2020/Limited QuantityLate Summer 2021Range (EPA) (GT)

 (GT Performance Edition)Range (WLTP) (GT)Acceleration5.8s5.2s6.1s4.8s3.8s (GT)
3.5s (GT Performance Edition)Power OutputPeak Torque (GT)
 (GT Performance Edition)Top Speed180 km/h/ 111.847 MPH200 km/h / 124 mphDC Fast Charge (DCFC) SpeedUp to 115 kW (Select)
Up to 150 kW (Premium)Up to 150 kWCargo Space max volume with rear seats folded, rear trunk, and front trunk ("frunk"). ( including rear trunk +  frunk)

 References 
Mustang Mach-E

Category:Sport utility vehicles
Category:2020s automobiles