The electric crossover is one of the cheapest new EVs to lease this month. Ford Mustang Mach-E lease deals start at $219/month for the Select RWD trim. Best incentives are in California; Tesla Model Y ...

The Mach-E has sort of settled into itself. When it was introduced, the inclusion of Mustang in the name was controversial to the point that it distracted from how well-done this electric crossover is ...

This Ford Mustang Mach-E driver shows that EV battery degradation is often overblown. He's driven more than 316,000 miles with only 8% loss to his battery health.

There is only one Ford Mustang, the iconic pony car, yet if you were to ask the Blue Oval, they would tell you that there are two. They would refer to the Mach-E electric crossover, which doesn't ...

The release of the Mustang Mach-E, Ford’s fully electric SUV, has stirred both excitement and controversy among Ford enthusiasts. This shift from traditional muscle car roots to a modern electric ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Auto journalist and traffic safety/road rage expert. Like everyone, I scratched my head when Ford slapped the Mustang badge on ...

The 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E arrives looking familiar, but it quietly adds a capability that reshapes how this electric crossover fits into daily life. Instead of chasing headline-grabbing performance ...

Have you heard? EVs are dead. But apparently nobody bothered to tell the Ford Mustang Mach-E. Despite a rather precipitous drop after electrification incentives expired in Q3, the all-electric ...

Pretty much since the day the Ford Mustang Mach-E was revealed to the world, purists maligned it as being "not a real" Mustang because it didn't have a gas motor, two doors and rear-wheel drive. Well, ...

In 2021, Ford launched a newer, hotter take on its quintessential sports car, the sixth-gen Mustang, which is now discontinued. It upped the ante in terms of performance, offering a more track-focused ...

In recent years, there has been a significant uptick in electric vehicle (EV) purchases. It is now common for most major automakers to offer either a hybrid or EV version of their flagship models.