Yahoo Autos Ford Mustang Mach-E order and price guides slip online
The Mach-E Forum found itself in possession of an order guide for the coming Ford Mustang Mach-E as well as a price list for trims and options. The pages contain plenty of interesting bits, starting with $600 price drops on the Premium trim in regular and First Edition spec, and the California Route 1 trim. According to the price list, the regular Mach-E Premium now starts at $51,100, the Premium First Edition starts at $60,400, and the California Route 1 at $52,900 after all get hit with a $1,100 destination charge.
The docs also contain info on usable battery capacity. The Standard Range battery is a 75-kilowatt-hour unit rated to take the Mach-E 230 miles on a charge in rear-wheel drive, Ford having limited usable capacity to 68 kWh. The Extended Range battery that increases range to 300 miles with rear-wheel drive is 99 kWh, with 88 kWh usable. The big pack is standard fit on the California Route 1, and a $5,000 option on the Premium.
As a reminder, the Standard Range pack powers a single motor on the rear axle rear-wheel in base form, that motor producing 255 horsepower and 306 pound-feet of torque. Adding a motor to the front axle increases system torque to 429 lb-ft, reducing range to 210 miles. The Extended Range pack with the RWD powertrain gets 282 hp and 306 lb-ft from its single motor. With AWD, the Extended Range motors make 332 hp and 417 lb-ft, range decreasing to 270 miles.
At the bottom of the pecking order, the entry-level Select can be upgraded with either the $2,300 Comfort/Appearance Package or the $2,600 Comfort/Technology package. Both come with tweaks like heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, power folding mirrors, a six-way manual passenger's seat, a cargo area cover, and 19-inch wheels. The former differentiates itself with a black roof and 19-inch Shadow Silver aluminum wheels with high-gloss-black aero covers. The latter gets Ford Co-Pilot360 with the Active 2.0 Prep Package and 360-degree camera.
