How is the Mustang Mach-E Built? A Closer Look

John Sweigart, founder of Evolve, takes a look under the hood of a Ford Mustang Mach E that was involved in a collision and highlights the similarities and differences between the build of a Tesla and a Mach-E.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:15 - Material Composition and Structure
01:58 - Charging and Thermal Management Systems
04:00 - Radar and Sensor Systems
05:55 - Repair Complexity and Cost Considerations
08:45 - Conclusion and Future Insights
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[@terrahillfarm]

I’ve really enjoyed your videos and learning about the different EVs you repair. 👍

[@evolveevcare]

Glad to hear it!

[@rp9674]

Excellent analysis of design & realities of repairs.
It's interesting how imperfect tech still provide a great reliable vehicle - example 2014 Fiat 500e.
EV for life!

[@im4udevco]

You guys are very busy which is good. First to see this except for Munro Live which had the tear down comparing it to the Y. Yes, modern EVs are complex and the hope is to streamline their architecture for manufacturing and repairing them.

[@nickmcconnell1291]

Oh crud...a regular 12v battery. Pretty much a large point of failure in EVs.
So many sensors.... major cost to replace. Now you may realize why Tesla doesn't have a front bumper camera and got rid of the ultrasonics. Cheaper.

[@mowcowbell]

My '24 Tesla Model Y has a 16v lithium battery instead of a lead acid 12v battery.