Ford Just Dropped A Mustang SUVโ€ฆAnd Itโ€™s Electric
โ€” 19 November 2019

Ford Just Dropped A Mustang SUVโ€ฆAnd Itโ€™s Electric

โ€” 19 November 2019

After the reveal of an electric Mustang earlier this month, Ford continues to make waves in the American automotive market with the reveal of not only a Mustang SUV, but an electric one at that.

This all-new creation will be released in 2021 as part of Fordโ€™s new $16 billion EV program that will see 40 all-electric and hybrid models added to its range over the next three years.

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Pretty much the only recognisable Mustang feature is the front logo. The usual elongated coupe body is no more and the lack of the Mustangโ€™s iconic front grill takes some getting used too. The interior has also been changed, with the majority of dials and knobs replaced by a touchscreen interface. 

Ford plans on releasing a number of different version of the five-seater SUV, with the base model expected to retail for a tidy US$44,000 (Australian pricing yet to be confirmed). All models will be available in front-wheel and all-wheel drive with the basic version able to travel 338 kilometres on a full battery and reach 0-100 km/h in around six seconds. 

The other SUV โ€˜Stangs in the collection will be able to travel further and reach higher speeds, but youโ€™ll have to fork out a little more for each spec.

Despite Fordโ€™s attention swaying strongly towards the EV segment, perhaps those whoโ€™d rather keep it all muscle should consider the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 instead.

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