Ford is striving to maintain its position as one of the top companies in the electric car market in the United States. To achieve this, they have introduced comprehensive updates to their electric car, the Mustang Mach-E 2025. The new updates include improvements in design, advanced technology, and a more competitive price.
One of the highlights of the new version of the Mustang Mach-E is the addition of a thermal pump in the standard version, a technology that helps improve battery performance in cold weather, contributing to better charging times and overall performance.
The updates also included changes to the exterior design, with Ford introducing the new “Sport Appearance” package that adds sporty touches inspired by the GT version. This package includes a new front fascia with red Brembo brake calipers and 19-inch glossy black wheels.
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Inside, Ford has added new details to enhance the sporty feel, such as red stitching and ventilated front seats in the luxury trim levels. Additionally, the gear shifter in the center has been replaced with a column-mounted shifter to provide more space in the center console.
The new model will also introduce the latest version of the advanced BlueCruise self-driving system (version 1.5), which adds a lane-changing feature, allowing the system to make changes without driver intervention when the car in front is slow or when closely followed by another vehicle.
As for the price, Ford has announced that the new version will start at $36,495, which is lower than the price of the Tesla Model Y, the best-selling electric car in the United States, starting at $44,490. This price reduction may help Ford strengthen its position in the electric car market and possibly improve its sales ranking.
