I don’t understand EV haters. Can’t everyone just drive what they like? And be happy for each other? Variety keeps things interesting. Good luck to ford selling this against the Ioniq 5 N on features and model Y with .9 financing. Ford and GM need to offer low apr deals and the EVs will start moving fast.
Well, if it was actually about choice, sure, but EVs are eventually being forced and sales would be far lower if they didn't get massive rebates because they aren't economically viable in their current state.
It's interesting. I think what ticked off the ICE crowd was the massive push in the last two years was the government and automakeers drumb beat that EV is the future and there is no room for ICE beyond 5 years. The messaging was very strong, and that turn consumers off
Government forcing people to buy EVs might have something to do with it. No internal combustion vehicles sold in California by 2035? The American public doesn't care that there are EV or that they are an option. But being told they are their "only choice" is where the government is overreaching.
I recently sold my 2021 Ram 1500 V8 HEMI etorque w/ towing package, and replaced it with a 2023 Mach-E California Route 1 Edition. I absolutely LOVED my truck, but I haven’t regretted selling it in the slightest. When I realized that gas was going to run me around $800 a month with my new work commute, the decision was clear. Full transparency, we already owned a Tesla Model 3 so I knew what I was getting myself into. Oh yeah…the Mach-E is fast as sh*t!!!
@@kurtjacobson467 The charging infrastructure is much better for the Model 3. It’s possible to do road trips in the Mach-E (or any other non-Tesla), but requires more planning ahead. Other than that, I prefer the Mach-E over the Tesla in most all other facets. It has a better fit and finish (the Tesla has more rattle and road noise), and like the Ford screen setup, established dealership network and overall appearance of the Mach-E. Hope that helps :-)
I made two major road trips. Both I made it home with just minimum distance left. The second trip. I spent 10 1/2 hours charging. Finding a charger for a Ford is H--L.
Another good TFL video. I drive a Mach-e California Route One with 315 miles of range. I usually see at least one or two other Mach-e cars per day on the road here in Los Angeles. 30,000 miles on my '22 and absolutely no issues. I would like those new lights. I cannot believe you're trying to compare to the Tesla MY. My Mach-e was hit in March and i rented a Tesla for two weeks while minor body work was done. I very much missed the comfort, quiet, and ride of the Mach-e. Also, there was no driver's console in the Tesla. Finally, the Tesla has no Apple Car Play. It felt SO nice to get back into the Mach-e.
I test drove both cars (2024 Mach E Premium, not the GT, and the 2024 Tesla Model Y) this past weekend... as someone in the comments mentioned "The Model Y has better range, better software, and much better packaging. Cargo capacity and back seat are far superior in the Tesla." But for someone like me, that this would be my first EV, I find the MachE to be better looking and easier transition from a gas powered car. The Mach E is a beautiful car. But you can't overlook the larger and more comfortable layout of the Model Y. I know that it is a matter of getting used to it, but I do not like the Model Y dash layout... meaning, I do not like having to look to the side and down to see what speed I am doing. On the Mach E you still have a display right in front, in addition to the tablet in the middle... that, for me, works a lot better for a newbie coming from normal cars. I currently drive a 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave... I am trying to decide if I add a Model Y or Mach E , or if I simply sell the Gladiator and get into a Rivian R1T. Either way, I will wait until next year to do anything as I want to see what the new Model Y looks like.
I had a model 3 that got totaled and did similar cross shopping for a replacement, so im used to the tesla ecosystem. In the end the price difference was just insane given a 8k cheaper starting price and 7.5k tax credit and financing offer we can get the Y for almost 18k less.
@@devonconnor3563 Yes, current incentives on the Model Y can't be beat. No way for other brands to compete at this time. If I was to buy today, Model Y would be my choice. I am really trying to decide if I want to add another car... rather than replace the Gladiator... Going back and forth on that. I have until the end of the month to decide since I understand, that is when the incentives from Tesla on the Model Y, change. The Model Y with a factory hitch option... I could use the trailer for the stuff that I use the Gladiator for... but then again, when you are out and about and need the bring something home, having that back bed area in a truck, is great... Anyhow, great video...
I’m on my 2nd Mach-E. I have nothing against the Tesla, but having driven both, I felt like the Tesla was a basically a fancy laptop on wheels and the Mach E was a really comfortable car that happens to use electrons…
If you plan on driving out of town the Tesla is really the only answer at the moment. Yes the supercharging network is being opened to other manufacturers, but only a small percentage of them. On another note, the fact that Ford called this a Mustang is a bummer for a long time Mustang lover. Mach E would have been fine.
It’s a good looking car but dang I really like the green one with the bronze package. I wouldn’t want to pay the extra $ for it but it’s pretty sharp looking.
EV's sales aren't dropping they're increasing year over year. They're just not increasing as fast as they were. Many people read those headlines and interpreted it (incorrectly) as "EV sales are dying". They're not. BTW, the bronze package is actually $2k. They probably raised the price after you filmed.
I really like the Mach E! I’ve gradually made the move to wanting a full electric next year. I had a hybrid and now I currently drive a plug-in hybrid Ford C-MAX and that car has been a workhorse. I think the electrics are a lot of fun and it would fit my lifestyle with that mileage range. Of course there are still some more cars coming down the road within in the next year. I am really looking forward to test driving the Chevy Equinox EV. Thanks for posting these videos.
I just drove a 24 Mach E and I am actually surprised how much I liked it. It wasn’t a GT though. I think if more people quit complaining and actually went and drove one, they’d be surprised.
Yesterday was one of the most beautiful summer days. Mild temperature sun in full brightness. I made several short trips shopping. Every time I got into and as I drove. I was in a hot box. The sun shining through that glass roof made my car a very uncomfortable sweat box.
The irony of people who list all the negatives of EVs are the ones who actually make EVs even better. Because of all the complaints more R and D takes place to make EVs more powerful, charge quicker , use more environmentally better materials. Etc etc , so I’m glad there is that crowd . Making EVs better through the negative feedback. Soon we will have EVs with 500 kWh batteries that weigh less than ICE vehicles charge at 2 megawatts, cost less , charge on renewable , have 5000 mile range per charge and probably more .
Ford fixes that with a new design and put the new part in all existing vehicles. For '24, they also updated the internal wiring/cooling to get this extra power and extended full power operation.
As far as builds quality it's always been better. But it desperately needs to be on 800v then drop the mustang logo and name and just call it the Mach e
An 800 volt upgrade is definitely outside of what a refresh could do. Although, I don't disagree that it would be nice. Also, I'm guessing, dropping the mustang name will happen once the vehicle needs attention in the media.
Looks good, but still no heat pump. Ford knows winter range is awful, we need the heat pump and integrated preconditioning options. The Ioniq 5 gets a refresh for 2025 to address the biggest problems and will be NACS port equipped. So I am leaning more in that direction as I prefer the 800v architecture.
The 2024 F-150 Lightnings are getting a heat pump. The 2023.5 mid-year refresh of the Mach-E included a more efficient resistive heating system that is able to utilize excess heat from the motors so it should be better than it used to be… 🤷♂️ I live in Canada and didn’t have a problem with my ‘22 Mach-E. I found I lost about 1/3 of my range when it was cold.
Ev’s are far from dead last year in the United States. They sold over 1 million and this year will be the same in 2022 my wife bought a Mach E and this year I’m buying a F150 lightning… Once you drive an EV, you’ll want one trust me
Here's something bound to upset the fanboys. I have been in both, and the MACH E is far superior. It's a modern design in and out, and doesn't scream cost cutting trying to disguise as "futuristic"
I would argue as it was always better then Tesla from a build quality and more or less universal repairability perspective. While a Tesla does not have service centres everywhere I am pretty sure there are Ford Dealers in every city across North America
The Model Y has better range, better software, and much better packaging. Cargo capacity and back seat are far superior in the Tesla. Did you see how tight the back seat was? There's a very good reason the Model Y was the best-selling car in the world last year, while this Mach-E doesn't even compete. Although the Mach-E scored well in safety ratings, the Model Y is the benchmark in that category as well.
I love that the get rid of door handles and put wide, low profile tires on. I’m pretty sure the door handle drag is negligible versus the effect of using wide, heavy, sticky wheels and tires.
They are really nice cars and the refresh is solid. Great appliance and transportation. Please buy a new one so I can buy it used in 3 years for 15k! Thanks!
The haters will always hate and conjure up misleading memes etc. EV sales are increasing. They are better for the environment. It's all academic though. The biggest issue is affordability. Most Americans can't afford these prices and take care of the needs of their family.
Im an EV owner. The other issue is charging. EV’s are great if you live in a single family home with a driveway where you can charge. That leaves out people who live in apartments, condos and townhomes.
@@NomenClature-o8s and don't drive any further than your town. Road trips suck with any EV, which makes them awful for the majority of people in the center of the USA. Too many Europeans have no concept of how huge this nation is and the distances involved. EV are horrible for the vast majority of this nation. Oh and guess what...power is out in a decent sized town along one of the main routes due to tornados right now...so no charging for anyone on the road through that area. Hope they aren't low because they aren't going to make it to the next town that's over an hour away.
@@zarroth i’m not going to disagree with you. And I’m the only rational EV owner on the planet. Charging your EV on a long trip does suck unless you’re on a major highway.
I've always said that we should have gone hybrid first and crip into EV, and by then, the batteries would have caught up. Also, I've also said that if you can't charge at home, do not by an EV. Also, if your commute is over 100 miles a day, do not by an EV. Also, if you tow a heavy load, do not buy an EV. When I hear people complain about those things, I just watch them as stupid
I cannot understand the hate for EV’s. I live in a 2 vehicle household. I think an EV for commuting and town driving and a hybrid or ICE for long enjoyable trips is the perfect setup. The money saved in fuel seems like a viable reason in itself
Just picked up my Mach E with performance upgrade. It’s very quick. So much so that my passengers complain about nausea. My only issue is the ride quality which I find jolting if the road is not perfectly smooth.
I shopped the Y LR vs the E Premium Extended range. It was close. E rode better but the Y accelerated and cornered better. The E had CarPlay but the Y software was better. E had better build quality but the Y felt more luxurious. The seats in the E are excellent. In the end Ford dealer lost it for Ford. More stupid fees, much worse trade in, not as aggressive pricing and since the E is made in Mexico, no/less rebate. It was a great second place and I like the E better than the ID.4 I had.
Major problem with the Ford Mustang's Mach - E trunk. There is NO drain. Any rain water that get in there stays. The trunk is slopped so any water run forward on to the car floor.
None of the cars I’ve owned have had a drain in the trunk. The trunk is supposed to be weather tight. Why should an EV be any different? Perhaps you’re expecting the storage area to be filled with ice and used as a cooler?
Just read an article last night about this car. Not only have they reduced the cost of this vehicle to be more competitive (which saw the increase in sales this year) but they just announced (similar to Tesla) 0% APR for 48 months for the 2024 model and up to 72 months for the 2023 model year. Honestly that is such a good deal if one is able to lock that down especially since car sales have been hurting from the high interest rates.
Also, the glass roofs are deal breakers for someone like myself who sufferes from very light sensative eyes. Plus, I just don't feel as save in vehicles with them.
Mach E only has it on the highest trim level, and there are aftermarket shades available if you want to cover it up. I agree, though, I'm not a huge fan of the all-glass roofs, especially the fact that most are sealed and can't be opened. I would prefer a traditional sunroof in the front and in the back that can be opened/closed.
@@heinekenswordfish Can you tell me if the top trim Mach E is the only one with the painted trim around the wheels? One of the other things I really dislike is the ugly black plastic all around these vehicels. Yes, my Bolt EV has it too and it's the main thing that I hate about my Bolt. This one I got in black just to help hide the non-painted black plastic. But I also paid less than 25 grand for my Bolt. If I'm paying 35 to 50 grand for a vehicle, it best be fully painted.
Does it still cut full power after 5 sec? The main reason I didn't buy was the 23 no matter what speed after 5 seconds it cuts power. I bought the EV6GT and love it. I almost still bought it this spring after ford cut price another 6k plus 3K cash plus 0% for 72. Now, I want the Inoniq 5N because I am into performance but the improvements on the Mach E seam to make it more competitive. I will say the Brembo brakes and Magna ride suspension on the Ford makes for a nice ride and brakes plenty quick. I do like the BMW wheels and exterior. It is a good-looking vehicle.
Yeah, but it doesn't cut power off, it just throttles it back. Here's the thing - drive any car and put your foot down for 5 full seconds and don't let up - if you're able. In my Tesla S, I'll be doing 80 from a standing start and over a hundred if I start from 40. If you're not street racing, I doubt you will ever run into the 5 second wall.
@@ohger1 That may be fine for you, but I can run into the 5 second throttle back in my everyday driving but when I am out driving fast I might full throttle to triple digit speeds. 11 Seconds is about 120 mph from a stop. Cutting power is unacceptable. My Kia EV6 has full power down to well below 20% battery just like my BMW X3M comp has all 500 HP until gas is empty. The updated Mach E from what I can tell does not throttle back so problem solved! Here's the thing, some people buy performance vehicles for just that, performance. For example, I will not buy a Volvo because they limit the top speed to 112mph in all their cars. You may never go above 100 mph but I will do whatever speed I feel like for the moment I am driving or riding. I am fine with 155 mph might hit it a few times a year but 167 is better but 186 or above is best! Cheers!
@@paulkitchen5802 I understand what you're saying, but it's not like it's a safety issue - throttling back from 480HP to 400HP is hardly a problem other than for bragging rights. The Mach E is still a 12.4 quarter mile car even after the throttle reduction after 5 seconds. For 99.9% of Mach E drivers, they will never run into the throttle back.
i LOVE my f150 and will never sell, but when its ev stablemate (a cute little kia ev) needed a replacement we went with a model y. it was cheaper. also, all the bimbo brakes, spinning rims and go-fast stuff is neat... if you're trying to sell to 12 year olds. i imagine not a lot of them are buying any cars much less in the post 60k category.
This EV will always have it difficult as it serves so many hater groups: At first there would be the " Mustang" name slapped on a crossover that doesnt wear the design that well, especially in the rear. Then theres the fact its an EV. And then theres the internal competition in the form of the Explorer EV which uses VW EV tech...
@@roxter299roxter7depends on whether you DC fast charge primarily or charge at home. DC charging is $0.35-0.50/kwh. My electricity at home is 0.10/kwh. I’m supposed to get a smart meter soon and I might get an off peak tariff for even cheaper prices. Driving on DC only is like getting 22 mpg on $3.50/gallon gasoline.
LOL - I’d love the opposite. My EV is one of the oddballs with a rear port (MiniCooper SE) and I find it a PITA backing into the public bays, especially with other people all jockeying for position when it’s busy. And many public charger cables are so short that I need to back right up to the bollards which then interferes with opening the rear hatch to let dogs out for a pee access luggage etc. Someone is going to wise up one day and offer BOTH front and rear connections. One “filling” point is legacy thinking from when you needed a short pipe to the fuel tank…
I don't think EV is THE future of mobility, but it is definitely a great alternative to ICE, hybrids, and eventually other alternatives. That being said, still not a fan of the Mach Es, it just looks old...not a very timeless design by any means. If they are priced much lower than a Model Y, then I bet it'll attract more buyers.
The Mach-E has similar performance limits as other EVs, Ford just is more transparent about it and doesn't hide it behind a turbo button a la the EV6 GT or Ioniq 5 N
If you don't street race, it won't matter. Take the car you're driving right now and put your foot to the floor for 5 full seconds and don't let up. You'll be going pretty fast and very very fast in the Mach E. In the 4 years I've had my Tesla S, I only did that once to see how fast I can get to a hundred from about 50, and I'm not sure I was into it more than 5 seconds anyway.
I am surprised to read your opinion comparing those two cars. I find the model 3 completely soulless and boring. It’s like a good refrigerator - glad it works but arouses zero interest or passion.
Price difference I'd not 1500 😅, when comparing like to like. 2024 model y awd at 310 miles is 49.5k, 2024 mache premium awd er at 300 miles is 57.5k both with destination and no tax incentives. That's a 8k difference
That big screen right in the way of the dash, they could have made that look more intergraded into the dash and not look like it's just stuck to the front of it.
The Model Y was the best-selling car in the world last year. A definitive result of consumer decision making at enormous scale can't be argued with. Teslas achievement is especially incredible considering the price point. The Mach-E has no chance of doing any such thing. These relatively minor improvements can't negotiate the Grand Canyon sized gap that separates these two models and manufacturers.
Mach-E is a better built car than the model Y. I personally don't like the style of the Model Y. The grand canyon gap you speak of isn't being filled with the Mach-E alone, but it is definitely being filled with plenty of great options for those that don't like or want a tesla for whatever reason. And the best part Tesla's , Ford F150 lightning, VW ID4, Rivian, and Soon Hyundai Kia are all made in the USA with US workers...we should all be rallying behind that fact rather than being like a 12 year old fight over PlayStation and Xbox.
@@EVandMe The Mach E is a great EV, but Ford needs to find a route to profitability. The average cost to build a Tesla is $36,000, down $3000 in 2023. I'm pulling for Ford and for Rivian and for all American car companies but they need to get to EV profitability or they ain't gonna make it. .... And the build quality of the latest Model Ys is very good. My wife and I have 2 Model Ys and no uneven panel gaps or squeaks or rattles. They've been perfect. .... And the Model Y will have a major refresh next year and if it's anything like the Model 3 refresh, it will have more quieting, better suspension, rear video screen, ambient lighting, better efficiency, etc., etc.. A big upgrade for the same price.
@@EVandMe You don't have a leg to stand on when arguing these two vehicles, and you probably know it. That's why you dismiss it as a 12 year old Xbox, Playstation fight. Buying any car but especially an EV is one of the largest purchases most people make. Arguing it's a childish fight between fanatics is just silly. If the Mach-E was a legitimate competitor, I'd consider buying it, but it's not. The Mach-E is objectively the inferior choice by a wide margin. We can go category by category and delve into the engineering if you doubt the overwhelming voice of consumers. I think the Model 3 and Y are probably the best mass production cars ever made, so I admit my bias, but I can back it up. I make my purchasing decisions based on facts, not my loyalty to a particular team, product, or person.
I hooked up my Mach -E to my 220V receptacle, It has a 30A breaker. My battery was at 78%. Several times the breaker tripped. 30a at 220V. that is 6600W. Now you leave your car to charge over night. I am waiting to see the increases on my electric bill.
If you have a 30A breaker you should only be drawing 24A from it - rule of thumb is 20% less that what the breaker is rated for. I'm not an electrician but that may explain why it's tripping. Have a licensed EVSE installer or competent electrician look at it.
Ford service dropped my 21' Mach e from a lift and totaled it. it's really hard to find a Ford dealership with an ev certified technician to keep up with all of the recalls. I've also run into the "Did you buy it here?" statement. I don't see the recalls as a problem, I consider it as Ford doing the right thing, it's usually just a programming update, After looking at other manufacturers EVs another Mach E will be my choice.
I love our Mach E . Not sure if I missed charging rate in your video, but that is what I'm looking for. Charging and Tesla NACS , get it done otherwise its just the same car. Quality feels better than the model Y, range is perfectly fine for us ( extended ) . Don't care if it is a fraction of a second faster, they are all faster than 95% of ICE vehicles, and who cares
They did announce a modest charge speed bump for the ‘24s. I think it was like 10% faster. Noting earth-shattering, and still definitely slower than much of the competition, but better than nothing, I guess. 🤷♂️
Own a Tesla and a Mach-E. With Magna-Ride the Mach-E is in a entirely different class. If you drive both around the block you might not notice a huge difference, but drive both for 20 miles and there is no comparison in the ride or the NVH. Tesla does a great job of cost cutting but the de-contenting is noticeable. Just pulling a number out of the air, I'd say the Ford is worth $10K more.
Have they reduced the number of cooling hoses and pumps and simplified the system as a whole? Tesla has pretty much miniaturized the entire cooling and heat pump system. The mach-e seems to be some massive convoluted system utilizing already off the shelf parts that they randomly picked from other ford models.
Just orderd my first Telsa this month (I'm 58). 2024 Model 3 performance. Ford is nice though. misc info... Dumped my Cybertruck early order, vought my wife a Maverick XL. So the 2 combined are cheaper than the Cybertruck even without the Foundation charge.
I'm just hoping that Ford will make a EV explorer. It's full time now. But I think if they do. It will kill off the ford Mach e. But I would rather a EV ford explorer with everything in it. Especially the ST version
I used to own a 2015 mustang gt. Boy did I ever hate the ford "chime". Until, I heard whatever that futuristic electric version this thing uses. Oh man, thats awful.
I personally Love the MachE. Kudos to Ford for improving their product, especially the GT and the new Rally GT. I’ve owned 5 Mustangs, and am good with the MachE being a Mustang. It has all the Cred making it True to the Breed!
Honestly 2021 is the best year for Mach E. comes with way more options and is the most reliable. The power it has on awd is way more than anyone needs. I picked this vehicle over model Y when I was choosing so I have no idea why the title says is it finally better than a Tesla. IMO it was always better than a Tesla
The frunk does look larger than the one on my Model Y. Only thing I see wrong is the charge port location. Should be on the driver's side rear, then it wouldn't take up two spots at a supercharger location.
I love EVs. I have had one for 6 years, but I really hate the concentration on performance and I hate the fact that lots of EV manufacturers are concentrating on EVs with exactly the same side profile as an ice car.
I drove my niece’s brand new red Mustang EV two years ago. My confidence level went through the roof. Reminds me of my first car purchase; a Mustang of course!
I like that it’s fresher than the Model Y, and you don’t see as many Mach E’s. It has a faster 0-60, same range, and has a frunk. Many competitors don’t have the frunk. I think it’s worth the extra $1,500, unless you really like the “full self driving” capability of a Tesla… but I’m not too impressed by it or enthused by paying $8k to beta test Tesla software.
90 mpge??? Tesla is still 20-30% more efficient and faster charging. Im getting tired of the discussion about a lack of demand for EVs. The lack of demand is for a sub par product being shoveled at a premium price.
Certainly seems better screwed together than anything Tesla makes. I have yet to see a Tesla with a hood that fits, for example. And EVs have their place in the world and are excellent for daily commuting and taking fairly short trips. Long distance drives just take too much time charging, although most EV nav systems have you leapfrogging from station to station to minimize time spend charging. Overall they’re great, but not for everyone. There are also too many myths out there and people thinking about EVs like they do about gas cars. For example, you can’t fill your gas tank at home, and most EV owners charge at home.
I don’t understand EV haters. Can’t everyone just drive what they like? And be happy for each other? Variety keeps things interesting. Good luck to ford selling this against the Ioniq 5 N on features and model Y with .9 financing. Ford and GM need to offer low apr deals and the EVs will start moving fast.
Media’s done a good job in the last year or so of making the EV vs gas very political.
Well, if it was actually about choice, sure, but EVs are eventually being forced and sales would be far lower if they didn't get massive rebates because they aren't economically viable in their current state.
"Can’t everyone just drive what they like?"
It's interesting. I think what ticked off the ICE crowd was the massive push in the last two years was the government and automakeers drumb beat that EV is the future and there is no room for ICE beyond 5 years. The messaging was very strong, and that turn consumers off
Government forcing people to buy EVs might have something to do with it. No internal combustion vehicles sold in California by 2035? The American public doesn't care that there are EV or that they are an option. But being told they are their "only choice" is where the government is overreaching.
I recently sold my 2021 Ram 1500 V8 HEMI etorque w/ towing package, and replaced it with a 2023 Mach-E California Route 1 Edition. I absolutely LOVED my truck, but I haven’t regretted selling it in the slightest. When I realized that gas was going to run me around $800 a month with my new work commute, the decision was clear. Full transparency, we already owned a Tesla Model 3 so I knew what I was getting myself into. Oh yeah…the Mach-E is fast as sh*t!!!
How do you feel it compares to the Model 3?
@@kurtjacobson467 The charging infrastructure is much better for the Model 3. It’s possible to do road trips in the Mach-E (or any other non-Tesla), but requires more planning ahead. Other than that, I prefer the Mach-E over the Tesla in most all other facets. It has a better fit and finish (the Tesla has more rattle and road noise), and like the Ford screen setup, established dealership network and overall appearance of the Mach-E. Hope that helps :-)
I made two major road trips. Both I made it home with just minimum distance left. The second trip. I spent 10 1/2 hours charging. Finding a charger for a Ford is H--L.
@@marryellen7713 Thanks for the heads up.
With a display in front of the driver, this is a much more driver friendly EV than the Tesla.
Charge on!
I’m a truck person but I’ve always liked this car
Fun fact: When you register the title with your state it says mustang truck, because of the weight and the all wheel drive .
Sort of like transformers? Are you a long bonnet or a cab over?
Don't like the interior of the Teslas with the controls on the screen. I'd buy a Mach e over a Model Y.
just KNOW the glass roofs have been literally flying off............poor glueing used! I would order with a glass roof delete!
That's exactly what we did, got the Mach-E over the Model Y.
Another good TFL video. I drive a Mach-e California Route One with 315 miles of range. I usually see at least one or two other Mach-e cars per day on the road here in Los Angeles. 30,000 miles on my '22 and absolutely no issues. I would like those new lights. I cannot believe you're trying to compare to the Tesla MY. My Mach-e was hit in March and i rented a Tesla for two weeks while minor body work was done. I very much missed the comfort, quiet, and ride of the Mach-e. Also, there was no driver's console in the Tesla. Finally, the Tesla has no Apple Car Play. It felt SO nice to get back into the Mach-e.
agree, this car competes with a high end model 3 maybe, and the top version competes with a model S, at least on the interior.
I test drove both cars (2024 Mach E Premium, not the GT, and the 2024 Tesla Model Y) this past weekend... as someone in the comments mentioned "The Model Y has better range, better software, and much better packaging. Cargo capacity and back seat are far superior in the Tesla."
But for someone like me, that this would be my first EV, I find the MachE to be better looking and easier transition from a gas powered car. The Mach E is a beautiful car. But you can't overlook the larger and more comfortable layout of the Model Y.
I know that it is a matter of getting used to it, but I do not like the Model Y dash layout... meaning, I do not like having to look to the side and down to see what speed I am doing. On the Mach E you still have a display right in front, in addition to the tablet in the middle... that, for me, works a lot better for a newbie coming from normal cars.
I currently drive a 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave... I am trying to decide if I add a Model Y or Mach E , or if I simply sell the Gladiator and get into a Rivian R1T. Either way, I will wait until next year to do anything as I want to see what the new Model Y looks like.
I had a model 3 that got totaled and did similar cross shopping for a replacement, so im used to the tesla ecosystem. In the end the price difference was just insane given a 8k cheaper starting price and 7.5k tax credit and financing offer we can get the Y for almost 18k less.
@@devonconnor3563 Yes, current incentives on the Model Y can't be beat. No way for other brands to compete at this time. If I was to buy today, Model Y would be my choice. I am really trying to decide if I want to add another car... rather than replace the Gladiator... Going back and forth on that. I have until the end of the month to decide since I understand, that is when the incentives from Tesla on the Model Y, change.
The Model Y with a factory hitch option... I could use the trailer for the stuff that I use the Gladiator for... but then again, when you are out and about and need the bring something home, having that back bed area in a truck, is great...
Anyhow, great video...
I’m on my 2nd Mach-E. I have nothing against the Tesla, but having driven both, I felt like the Tesla was a basically a fancy laptop on wheels and the Mach E was a really comfortable car that happens to use electrons…
If you plan on driving out of town the Tesla is really the only answer at the moment. Yes the supercharging network is being opened to other manufacturers, but only a small percentage of them. On another note, the fact that Ford called this a Mustang is a bummer for a long time Mustang lover. Mach E would have been fine.
@@AZdroptop Nice to hear from you Rick!! I need to catch up on the recent videos in your channel. Take care!
It’s a good looking car but dang I really like the green one with the bronze package. I wouldn’t want to pay the extra $ for it but it’s pretty sharp looking.
That Green with bronze is the ticket.
The green with bronze is really sharp.
EV's sales aren't dropping they're increasing year over year. They're just not increasing as fast as they were. Many people read those headlines and interpreted it (incorrectly) as "EV sales are dying". They're not. BTW, the bronze package is actually $2k. They probably raised the price after you filmed.
It’s very stupid why didn’t ford move the charging port too the rear left like Tesla ?
Most people drive forward up to their house, they don't back up to them. So, for home charging, this works better.@omarjames11
@@omarjames11 no, we like ours where it is. The front is closest to the electrical panel in the garage, and I installed the NEMA 14-50 myself.
I really like the Mach E! I’ve gradually made the move to wanting a full electric next year. I had a hybrid and now I currently drive a plug-in hybrid Ford C-MAX and that car has been a workhorse. I think the electrics are a lot of fun and it would fit my lifestyle with that mileage range. Of course there are still some more cars coming down the road within in the next year. I am really looking forward to test driving the Chevy Equinox EV. Thanks for posting these videos.
I just drove a 24 Mach E and I am actually surprised how much I liked it. It wasn’t a GT though.
I think if more people quit complaining and actually went and drove one, they’d be surprised.
Yesterday was one of the most beautiful summer days. Mild temperature sun in full brightness. I made several short trips shopping. Every time I got into and as I drove. I was in a hot box. The sun shining through that glass roof made my car a very uncomfortable sweat box.
The irony of people who list all the negatives of EVs are the ones who actually make EVs even better. Because of all the complaints more R and D takes place to make EVs more powerful, charge quicker , use more environmentally better materials. Etc etc , so I’m glad there is that crowd . Making EVs better through the negative feedback. Soon we will have EVs with 500 kWh batteries that weigh less than ICE vehicles charge at 2 megawatts, cost less , charge on renewable , have 5000 mile range per charge and probably more .
Roman, do you know whether or not Ford fixed the power relay failure design on this new version?
Ford fixes that with a new design and put the new part in all existing vehicles. For '24, they also updated the internal wiring/cooling to get this extra power and extended full power operation.
It was fixed with the 2023 year model, and previous year models are getting replacements regardless if they are bad or not.
What I have heard is the "New" HVBJB has also failed on some people. Not sure this is what you are talking about.
I just got a premium AWD, it s a solid car .
I own a 2022 Mock-E GT Performance Edition and absolutely love it. I use it as my daily driver. Zero complaints and zero regrets.
You did a good job presenting this car. More upbeat and fluid.
Yes I really enjoyed this video.
As far as builds quality it's always been better. But it desperately needs to be on 800v then drop the mustang logo and name and just call it the Mach e
The practical benefits of 800v are meh. I would much rather have the lower cost.
An 800 volt upgrade is definitely outside of what a refresh could do. Although, I don't disagree that it would be nice.
Also, I'm guessing, dropping the mustang name will happen once the vehicle needs attention in the media.
@@Factory400800V makes road tripping much easier
Who cares about the name 🤣🤣🤡🤡
800V upgrade benefits aren’t that big
Looks good, but still no heat pump. Ford knows winter range is awful, we need the heat pump and integrated preconditioning options. The Ioniq 5 gets a refresh for 2025 to address the biggest problems and will be NACS port equipped. So I am leaning more in that direction as I prefer the 800v architecture.
Dang I didn't know it was still lacking! A Heat pump is a must for me in colorado
The 2024 F-150 Lightnings are getting a heat pump. The 2023.5 mid-year refresh of the Mach-E included a more efficient resistive heating system that is able to utilize excess heat from the motors so it should be better than it used to be… 🤷♂️ I live in Canada and didn’t have a problem with my ‘22 Mach-E. I found I lost about 1/3 of my range when it was cold.
We live in Texas, don't care about it. Love our Mach-E.
Ev’s are far from dead last year in the United States. They sold over 1 million and this year will be the same in 2022 my wife bought a Mach E and this year I’m buying a F150 lightning… Once you drive an EV, you’ll want one trust me
nope
Still a microwave on wheels blasting you with EMF 😢☠️...
@@Big_E_247 Lmao says the person with phone in poket or beside head when sleeping 😂
@@mcsike7264 NEVER. Always in airplane mode during those scenarios.
@@Big_E_247 dose not change anything my guy still a battery in there XD
Here's something bound to upset the fanboys. I have been in both, and the MACH E is far superior. It's a modern design in and out, and doesn't scream cost cutting trying to disguise as "futuristic"
Completely agree. Nothing against the Model Y, but I FAR prefer to drive my Mach-E.
This is Ford brand trying to be premium. This would of been branded a Mercury if that brand was still alive.
I would argue as it was always better then Tesla from a build quality and more or less universal repairability perspective. While a Tesla does not have service centres everywhere I am pretty sure there are Ford Dealers in every city across North America
The Model Y has better range, better software, and much better packaging. Cargo capacity and back seat are far superior in the Tesla. Did you see how tight the back seat was? There's a very good reason the Model Y was the best-selling car in the world last year, while this Mach-E doesn't even compete. Although the Mach-E scored well in safety ratings, the Model Y is the benchmark in that category as well.
I own a Mach E, I’ve had zero issues with back seat space and I have two tall kids and a 70 lbs dog
@@fenixashes1 I've been in both on Uber rides. The Model Y is definitely the more comfortable place to be.
Teslas are just better engineered. Mach E is a mess under the hood especially its HVAC.
@@henryyiu618don’t Tesla’s have a very well known HVAC water intrusion issue? It causes owners to report a musty smell.
I love that the get rid of door handles and put wide, low profile tires on. I’m pretty sure the door handle drag is negligible versus the effect of using wide, heavy, sticky wheels and tires.
They are really nice cars and the refresh is solid. Great appliance and transportation. Please buy a new one so I can buy it used in 3 years for 15k! Thanks!
You're cheap. You probably rummage through people's garbage for food too.
Lol, yah used deals on the Mach-E are awesome.
The haters will always hate and conjure up misleading memes etc. EV sales are increasing. They are better for the environment. It's all academic though. The biggest issue is affordability. Most Americans can't afford these prices and take care of the needs of their family.
Im an EV owner. The other issue is charging. EV’s are great if you live in a single family home with a driveway where you can charge. That leaves out people who live in apartments, condos and townhomes.
Most Americans can’t charge EV because they live in apartments and rentals
@@Redhawk24 Many can’t, you’re right.
@@NomenClature-o8s and don't drive any further than your town. Road trips suck with any EV, which makes them awful for the majority of people in the center of the USA. Too many Europeans have no concept of how huge this nation is and the distances involved. EV are horrible for the vast majority of this nation. Oh and guess what...power is out in a decent sized town along one of the main routes due to tornados right now...so no charging for anyone on the road through that area. Hope they aren't low because they aren't going to make it to the next town that's over an hour away.
@@zarroth i’m not going to disagree with you. And I’m the only rational EV owner on the planet. Charging your EV on a long trip does suck unless you’re on a major highway.
Please test the Rally model.
I've always said that we should have gone hybrid first and crip into EV, and by then, the batteries would have caught up. Also, I've also said that if you can't charge at home, do not by an EV. Also, if your commute is over 100 miles a day, do not by an EV. Also, if you tow a heavy load, do not buy an EV. When I hear people complain about those things, I just watch them as stupid
I'm really looking forward to seeing the Rally version. I wish that version had a little more ground clearance.
I cannot understand the hate for EV’s. I live in a 2 vehicle household. I think an EV for commuting and town driving and a hybrid or ICE for long enjoyable trips is the perfect setup. The money saved in fuel seems like a viable reason in itself
I wish they would make a first ten ranchero inspired variant.
Just picked up my Mach E with performance upgrade. It’s very quick. So much so that my passengers complain about nausea. My only issue is the ride quality which I find jolting if the road is not perfectly smooth.
I shopped the Y LR vs the E Premium Extended range. It was close. E rode better but the Y accelerated and cornered better. The E had CarPlay but the Y software was better. E had better build quality but the Y felt more luxurious. The seats in the E are excellent. In the end Ford dealer lost it for Ford. More stupid fees, much worse trade in, not as aggressive pricing and since the E is made in Mexico, no/less rebate. It was a great second place and I like the E better than the ID.4 I had.
Major problem with the Ford Mustang's Mach - E trunk. There is NO drain. Any rain water that get in there stays. The trunk is slopped so any water run forward on to the car floor.
None of the cars I’ve owned have had a drain in the trunk. The trunk is supposed to be weather tight. Why should an EV be any different?
Perhaps you’re expecting the storage area to be filled with ice and used as a cooler?
@@morstyrannis1951 You must have own a lot of rust buckets
I to pause the video at 3:06 just to look at how many weights where stuck on that wheel and holy crap. And that's just one wheel.
Yowzers!
Nice car. Does it tow? The model y can tow 3000lbs.
Depends on where you are, but it's somewhere around 2200 lbs. Probably better for bike racks and the like?
Not in the US, but it does in Europe.
Great Review. Yeah I want this car. Keep telling the world it rains alot in Seattle. Thanks from Seattle.
Just read an article last night about this car. Not only have they reduced the cost of this vehicle to be more competitive (which saw the increase in sales this year) but they just announced (similar to Tesla) 0% APR for 48 months for the 2024 model and up to 72 months for the 2023 model year. Honestly that is such a good deal if one is able to lock that down especially since car sales have been hurting from the high interest rates.
Nice to hear some honest numbers for a change, of course it comes from TFL !!!!! The best HONEST car reporting.
Also, the glass roofs are deal breakers for someone like myself who sufferes from very light sensative eyes. Plus, I just don't feel as save in vehicles with them.
Mach E only has it on the highest trim level, and there are aftermarket shades available if you want to cover it up. I agree, though, I'm not a huge fan of the all-glass roofs, especially the fact that most are sealed and can't be opened. I would prefer a traditional sunroof in the front and in the back that can be opened/closed.
@@heinekenswordfish Can you tell me if the top trim Mach E is the only one with the painted trim around the wheels? One of the other things I really dislike is the ugly black plastic all around these vehicels. Yes, my Bolt EV has it too and it's the main thing that I hate about my Bolt. This one I got in black just to help hide the non-painted black plastic. But I also paid less than 25 grand for my Bolt. If I'm paying 35 to 50 grand for a vehicle, it best be fully painted.
Nice review. Mach-E vs IONIQ 5. Thoughts? Which is the better EV?
Does it still cut full power after 5 sec? The main reason I didn't buy was the 23 no matter what speed after 5 seconds it cuts power. I bought the EV6GT and love it. I almost still bought it this spring after ford cut price another 6k plus 3K cash plus 0% for 72. Now, I want the Inoniq 5N because I am into performance but the improvements on the Mach E seam to make it more competitive. I will say the Brembo brakes and Magna ride suspension on the Ford makes for a nice ride and brakes plenty quick. I do like the BMW wheels and exterior. It is a good-looking vehicle.
Yeah, but it doesn't cut power off, it just throttles it back. Here's the thing - drive any car and put your foot down for 5 full seconds and don't let up - if you're able. In my Tesla S, I'll be doing 80 from a standing start and over a hundred if I start from 40. If you're not street racing, I doubt you will ever run into the 5 second wall.
@@ohger1 That may be fine for you, but I can run into the 5 second throttle back in my everyday driving but when I am out driving fast I might full throttle to triple digit speeds. 11 Seconds is about 120 mph from a stop. Cutting power is unacceptable. My Kia EV6 has full power down to well below 20% battery just like my BMW X3M comp has all 500 HP until gas is empty. The updated Mach E from what I can tell does not throttle back so problem solved!
Here's the thing, some people buy performance vehicles for just that, performance. For example, I will not buy a Volvo because they limit the top speed to 112mph in all their cars. You may never go above 100 mph but I will do whatever speed I feel like for the moment I am driving or riding. I am fine with 155 mph might hit it a few times a year but 167 is better but 186 or above is best! Cheers!
@@paulkitchen5802 I understand what you're saying, but it's not like it's a safety issue - throttling back from 480HP to 400HP is hardly a problem other than for bragging rights. The Mach E is still a 12.4 quarter mile car even after the throttle reduction after 5 seconds. For 99.9% of Mach E drivers, they will never run into the throttle back.
This is not a "review" more of a over view.
Hi there Roman, I read that Ford was discontinuing the “GT” model?
Maybe just up here in Canada?
I think Motormouth reported that.
i LOVE my f150 and will never sell, but when its ev stablemate (a cute little kia ev) needed a replacement we went with a model y. it was cheaper. also, all the bimbo brakes, spinning rims and go-fast stuff is neat... if you're trying to sell to 12 year olds. i imagine not a lot of them are buying any cars much less in the post 60k category.
Cloth on dash is Speaker covers..Speaker across dash full length
This EV will always have it difficult as it serves so many hater groups: At first there would be the " Mustang" name slapped on a crossover that doesnt wear the design that well, especially in the rear. Then theres the fact its an EV. And then theres the internal competition in the form of the Explorer EV which uses VW EV tech...
Have you seen Mach E with two charging ports, one in the front left fender and one in the left rear? Looks like each take a different connector.
Why don’t they tell you what it cost to drive per month compared to a gas car? Can anyone explain that?
Because it depends widely on how many miles you drive
@@CaptainRotmeat
Yes, but I’m sure they have statistics on the average monthly cost of a gas car.
There are huge variations in electrical prices across the USA.
@@roxter299roxter7depends on whether you DC fast charge primarily or charge at home. DC charging is $0.35-0.50/kwh. My electricity at home is 0.10/kwh. I’m supposed to get a smart meter soon and I might get an off peak tariff for even cheaper prices. Driving on DC only is like getting 22 mpg on $3.50/gallon gasoline.
My next car… well maybe not the GT … definitely the Mach-E. I just wish they moved the charge port to the rear driver side.
Too bad you can't spec that on the order.
LOL - I’d love the opposite. My EV is one of the oddballs with a rear port (MiniCooper SE) and I find it a PITA backing into the public bays, especially with other people all jockeying for position when it’s busy. And many public charger cables are so short that I need to back right up to the bollards which then interferes with opening the rear hatch to let dogs out for a pee access luggage etc.
Someone is going to wise up one day and offer BOTH front and rear connections. One “filling” point is legacy thinking from when you needed a short pipe to the fuel tank…
I'd take this over the Tesla any time.
I don't think EV is THE future of mobility, but it is definitely a great alternative to ICE, hybrids, and eventually other alternatives. That being said, still not a fan of the Mach Es, it just looks old...not a very timeless design by any means. If they are priced much lower than a Model Y, then I bet it'll attract more buyers.
Thanks Roman! The facelift is an improvement. I may go to the dealer and take a look!
🔥 Happy FRIDAY 🔥
I still do not fully understand the "trip information" How can I use it to improve my performance or economy of the car.
I love it. I think it’s awesome. They did some job on the car. I’m definitely gonna get into one. Thank you.
Is the weird 5 second power cutoff a thing? Everything else starting to sound pretty decent.
The Mach-E has similar performance limits as other EVs, Ford just is more transparent about it and doesn't hide it behind a turbo button a la the EV6 GT or Ioniq 5 N
If you don't street race, it won't matter. Take the car you're driving right now and put your foot to the floor for 5 full seconds and don't let up. You'll be going pretty fast and very very fast in the Mach E. In the 4 years I've had my Tesla S, I only did that once to see how fast I can get to a hundred from about 50, and I'm not sure I was into it more than 5 seconds anyway.
@@ohger1 low IQ take.
I bought my Model 3 Performance for that reason, performance…my S550 coupe is no slouch and it’s a smooth ride but the M3P is more fun
I am surprised to read your opinion comparing those two cars. I find the model 3 completely soulless and boring. It’s like a good refrigerator - glad it works but arouses zero interest or passion.
Price difference I'd not 1500 😅, when comparing like to like. 2024 model y awd at 310 miles is 49.5k, 2024 mache premium awd er at 300 miles is 57.5k both with destination and no tax incentives.
That's a 8k difference
That big screen right in the way of the dash, they could have made that look more intergraded into the dash and not look like it's just stuck to the front of it.
Yeah, the same as Tesla - the only thing I don't like about my S.
The Model Y was the best-selling car in the world last year. A definitive result of consumer decision making at enormous scale can't be argued with. Teslas achievement is especially incredible considering the price point. The Mach-E has no chance of doing any such thing. These relatively minor improvements can't negotiate the Grand Canyon sized gap that separates these two models and manufacturers.
Exactly 💯
After watching the smoking tire 3 year review on a Mach e I’ll never consider a model y over it
Mach-E is a better built car than the model Y. I personally don't like the style of the Model Y. The grand canyon gap you speak of isn't being filled with the Mach-E alone, but it is definitely being filled with plenty of great options for those that don't like or want a tesla for whatever reason. And the best part Tesla's , Ford F150 lightning, VW ID4, Rivian, and Soon Hyundai Kia are all made in the USA with US workers...we should all be rallying behind that fact rather than being like a 12 year old fight over PlayStation and Xbox.
@@EVandMe The Mach E is a great EV, but Ford needs to find a route to profitability. The average cost to build a Tesla is $36,000, down $3000 in 2023. I'm pulling for Ford and for Rivian and for all American car companies but they need to get to EV profitability or they ain't gonna make it. .... And the build quality of the latest Model Ys is very good. My wife and I have 2 Model Ys and no uneven panel gaps or squeaks or rattles. They've been perfect. .... And the Model Y will have a major refresh next year and if it's anything like the Model 3 refresh, it will have more quieting, better suspension, rear video screen, ambient lighting, better efficiency, etc., etc.. A big upgrade for the same price.
@@EVandMe You don't have a leg to stand on when arguing these two vehicles, and you probably know it. That's why you dismiss it as a 12 year old Xbox, Playstation fight. Buying any car but especially an EV is one of the largest purchases most people make. Arguing it's a childish fight between fanatics is just silly. If the Mach-E was a legitimate competitor, I'd consider buying it, but it's not. The Mach-E is objectively the inferior choice by a wide margin. We can go category by category and delve into the engineering if you doubt the overwhelming voice of consumers. I think the Model 3 and Y are probably the best mass production cars ever made, so I admit my bias, but I can back it up. I make my purchasing decisions based on facts, not my loyalty to a particular team, product, or person.
I hooked up my Mach -E to my 220V receptacle, It has a 30A breaker. My battery was at 78%. Several times the breaker tripped. 30a at 220V. that is 6600W. Now you leave your car to charge over night. I am waiting to see the increases on my electric bill.
If you have a 30A breaker you should only be drawing 24A from it - rule of thumb is 20% less that what the breaker is rated for. I'm not an electrician but that may explain why it's tripping. Have a licensed EVSE installer or competent electrician look at it.
@@jelloMohnny I changed the breaker to 50A. No more problem.
@@jelloMohnny I changed the breaker to 50 A. The garage was wired to handle more heavy circuits. I do not use that much power.
Imagine having enough free time to come to a channel about EVs to complain about EVs…
Not a hater. But darn those race grooves in the front rotors!!! Brakes not holding up well. Lol
Ford service dropped my 21' Mach e from a lift and totaled it. it's really hard to find a Ford dealership with an ev certified technician to keep up with all of the recalls. I've also run into the "Did you buy it here?" statement. I don't see the recalls as a problem, I consider it as Ford doing the right thing, it's usually just a programming update, After looking at other manufacturers EVs another Mach E will be my choice.
The Mach-E is definitely getting better. They really need to ditch that Power ON/OFF button on the dash tho.
I love our Mach E . Not sure if I missed charging rate in your video, but that is what I'm looking for. Charging and Tesla NACS , get it done otherwise its just the same car. Quality feels better than the model Y, range is perfectly fine for us ( extended ) . Don't care if it is a fraction of a second faster, they are all faster than 95% of ICE vehicles, and who cares
They did announce a modest charge speed bump for the ‘24s. I think it was like 10% faster. Noting earth-shattering, and still definitely slower than much of the competition, but better than nothing, I guess. 🤷♂️
Own a Tesla and a Mach-E. With Magna-Ride the Mach-E is in a entirely different class. If you drive both around the block you might not notice a huge difference, but drive both for 20 miles and there is no comparison in the ride or the NVH. Tesla does a great job of cost cutting but the de-contenting is noticeable. Just pulling a number out of the air, I'd say the Ford is worth $10K more.
What was the upgrade? A 5.0 liter?
We are very interested in this car, but we are waiting for them to change the plug. Do you know when they will be doing that?
Nothing definitive has been announced, but I think they initially said they were targeting 2025.
If you charge at home, it won't matter. If you want to use a Tesla supercharger, then you need to use the adapter for now.
Do you know if the latest 2023 lfp mach-e packing the same rear engine compare to the 2024?
No. As far as I’m aware, the new motors are exclusive to the 2024s.
This has always been a good looking vehicle. Glad Ford addressed the pricing.
Will the new GT still have the 5 second limit before it pulls full power?
Supposedly gone or improved, but I haven't heard any details on how much exactly
I think these look awesome. The price seems reasonable as well. Ford did a good job with this.
Have they reduced the number of cooling hoses and pumps and simplified the system as a whole?
Tesla has pretty much miniaturized the entire cooling and heat pump system. The mach-e seems to be some massive convoluted system utilizing already off the shelf parts that they randomly picked from other ford models.
Just orderd my first Telsa this month (I'm 58). 2024 Model 3 performance. Ford is nice though.
misc info... Dumped my Cybertruck early order, vought my wife a Maverick XL. So the 2 combined are cheaper than the Cybertruck even without the Foundation charge.
I'm just hoping that Ford will make a EV explorer. It's full time now. But I think if they do. It will kill off the ford Mach e. But I would rather a EV ford explorer with everything in it. Especially the ST version
I used to own a 2015 mustang gt. Boy did I ever hate the ford "chime". Until, I heard whatever that futuristic electric version this thing uses. Oh man, thats awful.
I personally Love the MachE. Kudos to Ford for improving their product, especially the GT and the new Rally GT. I’ve owned 5 Mustangs, and am good with the MachE being a Mustang. It has all the Cred making it True to the Breed!
Honestly 2021 is the best year for Mach E. comes with way more options and is the most reliable. The power it has on awd is way more than anyone needs. I picked this vehicle over model Y when I was choosing so I have no idea why the title says is it finally better than a Tesla. IMO it was always better than a Tesla
The frunk does look larger than the one on my Model Y. Only thing I see wrong is the charge port location. Should be on the driver's side rear, then it wouldn't take up two spots at a supercharger location.
I love EVs. I have had one for 6 years, but I really hate the concentration on performance and I hate the fact that lots of EV manufacturers are concentrating on EVs with exactly the same side profile as an ice car.
Still limit full performance to 5 seconds ?
I drove my niece’s brand new red Mustang EV two years ago. My confidence level went through the roof. Reminds me of my first car purchase; a Mustang of course!
What the hell did you do to the rotors?
Whenever I hear Mach-E, I remember watching the Munro teardown and seeing that cooling system nightmare hidden beneath its skin.
Needs more of an update. Maybe 800v and faster charging for the same price and this thing will sell like crazy and it would go on my short list.
I like that it’s fresher than the Model Y, and you don’t see as many Mach E’s. It has a faster 0-60, same range, and has a frunk. Many competitors don’t have the frunk. I think it’s worth the extra $1,500, unless you really like the “full self driving” capability of a Tesla… but I’m not too impressed by it or enthused by paying $8k to beta test Tesla software.
It is a good looking electric car but I do g like how it sues the Mustang name, it should be a called the Ford Probe or just the Ford Mach-EV.
Who cares about the name 🤣🤣🤡
When this gets the NACS I'll be more interested. By then my Wife will be ready for a new car and she seems to like the looks of the Mach E.
Has anyone seen the videos on Tesla FSD, it’s magical. No way I would consider another EV brand
Sorry but the mach-e doesn't have a heat pump . Why ???? In Canada we need that !
The 2025 Mach e will have a heat pump.
Having just signed a lease on a Polestar 2, the Mach E is still probably number 2 on my list.
Anti-Tesla?
@@takforce06 Never liked the way the look. 🤷🏼♂️
At least you took a 2.
@@hereigoagain5050 As opposed to?
@@eranschau A 1 or 3?
90 mpge??? Tesla is still 20-30% more efficient and faster charging. Im getting tired of the discussion about a lack of demand for EVs. The lack of demand is for a sub par product being shoveled at a premium price.
From experience this is not the case. If that doesn't convince you, I think Alex on Autos said they tested this multiple times. Check it out.
Certainly looks better than the model Y
Great looking EV but no heat pump?
Why no driving impressions and no on road testing.
the resale is awful...also he's on ford's dime.. this is everything but a non biased review
Certainly seems better screwed together than anything Tesla makes. I have yet to see a Tesla with a hood that fits, for example. And EVs have their place in the world and are excellent for daily commuting and taking fairly short trips. Long distance drives just take too much time charging, although most EV nav systems have you leapfrogging from station to station to minimize time spend charging. Overall they’re great, but not for everyone. There are also too many myths out there and people thinking about EVs like they do about gas cars. For example, you can’t fill your gas tank at home, and most EV owners charge at home.
Was this preproduction? Almost every time you zoom in I see panels misaligned.
There are no pre-production Mach-Es
Fun reading the comments from Tesla bots/trolls and Musk fanboys. Solid competition is good for everyone; otherwise, Tesla will become the IBM of EVs.