Video Summary
Here is the requested summary of the YouTube video:The reviewed vehicle is a 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E Select in Glacier Gray with a black interior. This is the first time the reviewer has had a base Mach-E. It has an LFP battery pack. For 2025, the manufacturer made some improvements. The vehicle looks good, and its aged well, because the reviewer appreciates the roofline design.
The charge port is still CCS for 2025. The car can charge at Tesla Superchargers with an adapter sold by Ford with an interlock, preventing disconnection from the vehicle side without first disconnecting from Tesla. A button on the charge port starts and stops charging. Charging remains at 150kW peak, and the base model has a 73kWh battery for 240 miles of range.
The front doors feature a pull lever and a button, and there is also a keypad, which can be set using the screen. The rear doors have a button but no handle; it features a plunger which pops out to open the door. Power liftgate is not included with the base model.
The Mach-E’s trunk has a trunk cover and undertrunk area.
There is no dial shifter inside, which allows for more storage space. The car has 2 USB-C ports and 12 V outlet. There is also a dead spot for your keys. A cable routing system allows phone charging cables to enter a rubber pocket. A wireless phone pad is also included. This is now standard. The reviewer notes that the one pedal driving wasn’t as strong as what was seen in GM cars. With these cars the brake is hard, but it works just fine. BlueCruise is now included, with automatic lane changes. Overall, the screen is clean and modern.
The new design allows access to public charging, a phone list, driver assistance and other features.
There are three new colors. There is a new magenta, there is a new blue and a desert sand color. They have also changed the wheel rims.
The overall conclusion is that most of the improvements the car has gotten has been what people have been asking for.
Although it may not be the same 100kW as some other brands, I think the $10.99 per month fee that you might be paying.
Overall good quality for a daily driver. It checks all the boxes.
