The Ford Motor Company revealed recently their first 2021 Electric Mustang SUV crossover. The all electric pony has a 15.5 inch screen and is subjected to have up to a 300 mile range.

Options and Specs

• standard” (75.7 kWh lithium-ion battery)
• extended-range” (98.8 kWh battery)
• rear drive or all wheel powered by magnet motors
• The extended battery is targeting a range of at least 300 miles
• Battery is located on the floor of the vehicles two axles
• Battery tested at temperatures of 40 degrees Fahrenheit

Charging

Ford is developing charging stations that can charge an estimated range of 32 miles per hour of charging on a 240V outlet. The Ford mobile charger will be included with the vehicle and estimates an average charge range of 22 miles per charging hour on a 240V outlet. Ford will have more than 12,500 charging stations called the FordPass Charging Network.

Performance

There will be two variants, GT and a GT Performance trim. The GT is shooting for a 0-60 time under 4 seconds while the GT performance is targeting a 0-60 time under 3.5 seconds. Also an estimated 459 horsepower with 12lb-ft of torque.

Price

• $500 dollar deposit on the Mach E Reservation site.
• $43,895 select model
• Premium $50,600
• California Route 1 $52,400
• Limited First Edition $59,900
• GT Model $60,500
• All prices before the $7,500 federal EV tax credit.