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Here is the requested summary of the YouTube video:The entire Mustang Mach-E lineup has been improved with more efficiency and range. A new electric motor in the back provides extra performance. A new trim has been added, the Mach-E Rally. Other trims have also been changed, including the GT and GT performance models.
The Mach-E Rally features include projector LED headlights across the lineup and a distinctive rally front end. A lip is found at the bottom, plus extra underbody protection with an inch of ride height increased. The Rally also has a graphics package.
The wheels are a key element to identify this trim. They are white with a retro look. The increased suspension height improves its looks and solves complaints about the Mach-E's ground clearance. A notable feature is the big wing on the hatch, giving a Ford Focus RS vibe.
There are two different battery packs: standard and extended range. Both can be equipped with RWD or AWD. A front-wheel-drive Mach-E does not exist. The standard range uses an LFP battery pack. This allows charging up to 100% every day, if wanted. The extended-range battery prefers being charged to 80-85% daily.
Every version has a new, more efficient rear electric motor, increasing range. AWD dual-motor models reach well over 300 miles of range.
The most powerful versions, the Mach-E GT or Rally, make 480 horsepower and 700 lb-ft of torque. However, that only applies to the GT when adding the performance option. With this option the Mach-E has a 0-60 time of about 3.3-3.4 seconds.
With the NMC pack, DC fast charging is 20% faster than before. Ford has also continually improved the motors and cooling strategies.
The Mach-E interior has not changed much. However, glass roof isn’t offered. The interior has generous legroom and has unique front seating with aggressive bolsters. However, some found those seats a little constricting. The passenger seat has no tilt adjustment to its bottom cushion, which some passengers find uncomfortable.
The Mach-E offers good cargo capacity. The frunk volume has remained the same, as Ford decided against using a heat pump to cool the batteries, which would take up space.
Pricing starts at $39,995 for the standard range RWD. The premium extended range model with AWD is $49,995. The GT and Rally are $53,995 and $59,995 respectively.
The Mach-E is a well-priced and solid vehicle. It may make a great alternative choice compared to other competing vehicles. The Mach-E isn't an electric rock crawler, and it doesn't have a ton of ground clearance, but is designed for road, and mild off-road, use. Ultimately, it’s a well-rounded electric Mustang with the right blend of attributes.
