Ford has officially announced the biggest change to the Mustang in the model’s history—literally—with the 2021 Mustang Mach-E. The Mach-E debuted November 17, 2019 before it becomes available at some point in 2020. Prices for the Mustang Mach E will start from $43,895 for the Select model and go to $60,500 for the top-of-the-line GT edition. It will also feature a limited run First Edition.
The Mustang Mach-E will be available with both rear- and all-wheel drive configurations and power outputs will range from 255 to 459 hp. The 333 hp AWD versions will be able to tackle the sprint to 60 mph in 5.5 seconds while the range will vary between 230 and 300 miles for the RWD models. Meanwhile the AWD Mach-E will be capable of covering 210–270 miles between charges. According to Ford, when hooked up to the 150 kW DC charger, the Mustang Mach-E will gain 47 miles worth of charge in 10 minutes.
Potential buyers can now put a $500 refundable deposit down on Ford’s official site. The SUV is Ford’s first all-electric model and will be a part of the 40 electrified car lineup set to debut by 2022. As per the plan, the company will invest $11 billion into electrification and will be looking to debut no less than 16 pure electric and 24 hybrid vehicles by 2022.