2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium eAWD - Detailed Review
Uploaded 1 year ago by Michael Drives Electric
Video Summary
Here is the requested summary of the YouTube video: - The 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium E-All Wheel Drive is not a traditional two-door Mustang. - Trims available are Select, Premium, GT, and the new Rally. - The premium model stickers for about $49,995, but with options, it’s around $55,000. - This model has the optional bronze-painted pocket wheels. - There is three years of Ford Blue Cruise, a hands-free highway driving system. - It also has a mobile charging cord, which adds $500. - There are two battery options: standard and extended range. - The standard range in this configuration gets 230 miles per gallon combined. - With rear-wheel drive, the standard range is 250 miles of range. - Rear-wheel drive extended range gets 320 miles. - The GT with the performance upgrade goes from 0 to 60 in 3.3 seconds. - The test car does 0 to 60 in 4.6 seconds. - Charging time with a level 3 DC fast charger from 10 to 80% will take 32 minutes. - The Mach-E's efficiency is better than BMW iX xDrive 40, but not a Lucid Air Pure, or a Tesla Model Y. - NHTSA gives it a five-star rating for side impact for front and rear passengers as well as rollover. - It has a sleek SUV design and 19-inch wheels. - To open the door on a Mach-E, push the round button, and the door will pop out so that you can grab the door handle. - Touch above the button on the rear door to lock the car. - NHTSA gives it a five-star rating for side impact for both front and rear passengers. - The front storage area is drainable and comes with cupholders. - The top of the dash has mesh fabric. - Interior seats are vegan-friendly vinyl, not leather. - It uses CCS combo connectors for charging, but you can get an adaptor for Tesla Superchargers. - This car integrates Apple CarPlay and Android auto, and you have many options on the center screen. - The acceleration is smooth, and it feels compact. - A potential con is a faint gear whine during acceleration and deceleration. - Another potential con is that the display on the center console can feel a bit low.