Ford is refreshing its flagship electric vehicle (EV) with a new look, more competitive pricing, and enhanced efficiency to solidify its position as the second-highest-selling EV in the U.S. Meet the 2025 Mustang Mach-E.
While the 2025 model doesn’t boost its driving range compared to the 2024 version, the improved design and advanced technology upgrades ensure it remains a popular choice for EV enthusiasts in the years ahead.
A major addition to the 2025 Mustang Mach-E is the standard heat pump, similar to the one featured in Ford’s F-150 Lightning. Heat pumps are becoming a common feature in EVs due to their ability to maintain optimal battery temperatures during colder months, which in turn improves charging speeds, range, and overall performance.
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The exterior has been given a smoother, sportier redesign, highlighted by the new Sport Appearance Package that borrows design elements from the GT version. This includes a redesigned front fascia, grille shield, and front Brembo-branded red brake calipers. Ford has also added 19-inch high-gloss black-painted wheels, along with black-painted door trim and wheel arches for added visual appeal.
Inside the cabin, the 2025 Mach-E features sporty red accent stitching and enhanced sport pedals. Premium models also come equipped with ventilated front seats as a standard feature, and the center console has been revamped by replacing the dial shifter with a column-mounted one, creating more space.
The 2025 Mach-E will also debut the latest version (1.5) of Ford’s hands-free driving technology, BlueCruise. This updated system introduces Automatic Lane Change functionality, which Ford claims will handle up to 45% of lane changes during an average trip, based on internal testing. The vehicle can change lanes autonomously if traffic ahead is moving slower than the set speed or if a car is following too closely. BlueCruise will be offered as a subscription service, available on either a monthly or yearly basis.
Perhaps the most appealing update is the more affordable starting price of $36,495, before any incentives or tax credits. This positions the Mach-E well below the Tesla Model Y, which is currently the top-selling EV in the U.S. with a starting price of $44,490. The new price could help Ford maintain or even climb in the sales rankings.
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