Ford Australia will open online booking for Mustang Mach-E electric crossover on May 10, before arriving in Australia later this year.
Customers will be able to secure a Mustang Mach-E via a portal on the Ford Australia website from the afternoon of 10 May. Final prices for the range will also be confirmed at this time.
To pre-order the Ford Mustang Mach-E, you need to select the variant you want, create a Ford Account, and pay a set reservation fee of $1000 to the authorized Ford EV dealer of their choice.
This latest announcement comes as the first delivery of the Mustang Mach-E to Australia is about to begin production.
EQUAL previous reportOnce the buyer has been assigned the vehicle and selected a preferred dealer, they are free to negotiate with that dealer (or dealer with the customer) on the final purchase price.
Ford has yet to confirm how many vehicles it will have to sell when it launches in the fourth quarter, but local boss Andrew Birkic said recent changes to global production will allow Blue Oval to deliver the cars ” Not only in the right quantity, but with the right mixture.”
Currently, there are 26 dealerships set up to sell electric cars in Ford’s network, but that number will grow to 71 before the Mach-E arrives.
Blue Oval confirmed Mustang Mach-E will land in Australia in Q4 2023, with three trim levels and two battery options.
EQUAL auto expert reported last AugustElectric SUV will participate Ford e-Transit within the brand’s electric car range and as part of a broader plan to bring five EVs to Australia by the end of 2024.
Shorter range options would be entry level Selectwith one 71kWh (usable) lithium-ion battery pack combined with a 198kW And 430Nm electric motor on the rear axle. Expect a variety of about 470km.
move to High-end Mach-E bring a 91kWh (usable) battery pack, mated with a 216kW And 430Nm battery pack on rear axle for claimed travel range 600km. That makes it one of the longest-running cars in Australia, at least based on the manufacturer’s claims.
Powering the topping range GT are two engines that make a combo 358kW And 860Nm. The requested range is 490kmand thanks to its healthy torque figures and all-wheel drive traction, it should hit 100 km/h in 3.7 seconds… in a single roll.
The maximum DC charging capacity is 115kW on models with smaller batteries and 150kW on models with larger batteries.
As noted above, the final price will be confirmed on May 10.
In North America, the Mustang Mach-E range opens at 45,995 USD (~68,000 USD) for rear-wheel drive Select with standard battery type and run out of battery at $63,995 (~$95,000) for GT only comes with bigger battery.
However, you can spend an extra $6000 (~$9000) for the special GT Performance Pack in the car’s domestic market.
The car’s biggest rival will likely be Tesla Model Ystarts at $69,300 and expands to $95,300 before launch.
