EPA Determines Range Of New Mustang Mach-E - Did You Expect THIS Figure?

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has disappointed a few automakers when it comes to determining an electric car's driving range, but probably none like Porsche and its Taycan EV. Accused of being conservative, the agency's estimates are nonetheless what get plastered on the headlines—a bad thing for automakers who overestimate ranges, and a good thing for those who are spot on.

That's the case for Ford and its all-new Mach-E electric crossover, which has finally had its driving range certified by the EPA.Today, the Dearborn automaker announced that the extended range, rear-wheel-drive version of the Mach-E will be getting a full 300-miles of driving range per the EPA—just like it originally estimated. The other estimates for models with different powertrain configurations were also spot on.
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CANADIANCOMMENTS - 11/23/2020 4:38:11 PM

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Good for team Ford but still dumb to put the Mustang name on this vehicle. If you have heritage you should preserve it for all its worth and treasure it.

runninglogan1 - 11/23/2020 5:26:19 PM

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Not bad. Still gets less range, is smaller and slower than the Model Y.

jeffgall - 11/23/2020 6:38:18 PM

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But likely MUCH better build quality

ricks0me - 11/23/2020 8:03:29 PM

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CanadianComments: 100% correct

Section_31_JTK - 11/23/2020 10:25:54 PM

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The Ford will have the full factory backing. If you have an issue, Ford will fix it correctly most likely the first time. They won't cancel appointments on you and they won't leave you waiting months for parts.

valhallakey - 11/23/2020 10:47:31 PM

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I kind of think they should have debuted their EV Platform on a Lincoln SUV.

MrEE - 11/24/2020 9:19:34 AM

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Like their hybrids verses Toyota they may be fine following a leader, at least they are in the game.