Ford cuts prices on electric Mustang Mach-E, More details to follow. Mods please add relevant information as needed.
https://www.ford.com/suvs/mach-e/
2023 MUSTANG MACH-E FORMER MSRP UPDATED MSRP CHANGE
Select RWD Standard Range $46,895 $45,995 $900
Select eAWD Standard Range $49,595 $48,995 $600
California Route 1 eAWD Extended Range $63,575 $57,995 $5,580
Premium RWD Standard Range $54,975 $50,995 $3,980
Premium eAWD Standard Range $57,675 $53,995 $3,680
GT Extended Range $69,895 $63,995 $5,900
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The cost of these EV's at higher interest rates, higher insurance rates, and limited range is simply a budget buster for the average working person.
EVs are currently a rich person's toy.
A Camry Hybrid gets 52MPG. At $4/gal that's $7.70 to go 100 miles.
A Rav4 Hybrid gets 41MPG. At $4/gal that's $9.75 to go 100 miles
A Model3 uses 26Kwh to go 100 miles. Energy must be less than $0.30/kwh to beat a Camry Hybrid at $4/gal
A Mach-E uses 37Kwh to go 100 miles. Energy must be less than $0.26/kwh to beat a Rav4 hybrid at $4/gal
Supercharging stations cost $0.58 in California during "Peak hours" (9am-9pm). Thats $15.08 for a model 3 to drive 100 miles, and $21.46 for a MachE. Thats more than 2x as much than the comparable Toyota Hybrids
Many of you are lucky enough to have a home that you can charge at. But a lot of the country lives in condos and apts where they cant just plug in overnight.
A Camry Hybrid gets 52MPG. At $4/gal thats $7.70 to go 100 miles.
A Rav4 Hybrid gets 41MPG. Thats $9.75 to go 100 miles
A Model 3 uses 26Kwh to go 100 miles. Energy must be less than $0.30 per Kwh to be cheaper than a Camry Hybrid at $4/gallon.
A Mach-E uses 37Kwh to go 100 miles. Energy must be less than $0.26 to be cheaper than a Rav4 hybrid at $4/gallon.
Supercharging stations cost $0.58 in California during "Peak hours" (9am-9pm). Thats $15.08 for a model 3 to drive 100 miles, and $21.46 for a MachE. So supercharging costs twice as much as gas to go 100 miles in the Camry/Rav4 hybrids.
Its great for those of you who have a home where you can charge, but most people in the country live in Condos and Apartments, where they cant just plug in overnight. .
A Camry Hybrid gets 52MPG. At $4/gal that's $7.70 to go 100 miles.
A Rav4 Hybrid gets 41MPG. At $4/gal that's $9.75 to go 100 miles
A Model3 uses 26Kwh to go 100 miles. Energy must be less than $0.30/kwh to beat a Camry Hybrid at $4/gal
A Mach-E uses 37Kwh to go 100 miles. Energy must be less than $0.26/kwh to beat a Rav4 hybrid at $4/gal
Supercharging stations cost $0.58 in California during "Peak hours" (9am-9pm). Thats $15.08 for a model 3 to drive 100 miles, and $21.46 for a MachE. Thats more than 2x as much than the comparable Toyota Hybrids
Many of you are lucky enough to have a home that you can charge at. But a lot of the country lives in condos and apts where they cant just plug in overnight.
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Does it come with the new car Musk smell?
Hope more like this comes out for cheaper, and real-life Tony Spark can go suck it.
A Camry Hybrid gets 52MPG. At $4/gal that's $7.70 to go 100 miles.
A Rav4 Hybrid gets 41MPG. At $4/gal that's $9.75 to go 100 miles
A Model3 uses 26Kwh to go 100 miles. Energy must be less than $0.30/kwh to beat a Camry Hybrid at $4/gal
A Mach-E uses 37Kwh to go 100 miles. Energy must be less than $0.26/kwh to beat a Rav4 hybrid at $4/gal
Supercharging stations cost $0.58 in California during "Peak hours" (9am-9pm). Thats $15.08 for a model 3 to drive 100 miles, and $21.46 for a MachE. Thats more than 2x as much than the comparable Toyota Hybrids
Many of you are lucky enough to have a home that you can charge at. But a lot of the country lives in condos and apts where they cant just plug in overnight.
Compared that to my gas car with 130K miles, I did oil changes, smog checks(CA), transmission fluid change, spark plugs replaced, alternator replaced, timing belt replaced, coolant change, air filter replaced multiple times, brake pads replaced, fuel filter replaced, etc. In short, I'm saving a bit of money with the EV. It's not all about the fuel.
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If I went for one it would be their Ioniq.
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