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Blog Post Title: “When Select Makes More Sense Than Premium”
Blog Post Content:
The 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E has managed the incredible feat of staying alive despite Ford’s killing spree amid its electric offerings. With the death of the F-150 Lightning, for now the Mach-E and the electric version of the Transit van are the only two EVs that carry a Ford badge.
Even though I’m not a big fan of the “Mustang” moniker — given the fact it’s a four-door (albeit reasonably sporty) SUV – I’ve always liked the Mach-E.
I was impressed with the model I drove a couple of years ago, even though I had nowhere to conveniently charge it at the time. And the much more athletic Rally Mach-E was an absolute riot to drive in the mud.
Now that I have moved back to an area with better EV infrastructure, I was ready to give the Mach-E another go. EVs bill themselves as practical daily drivers with none of the monetary fuss that’s inherent to gasoline powered vehicles in this current juncture of 2026. With a few more model years under its belt, does the Mach-E still hold up?
Not all that subtle
Alex Hevesy/SlashGear
The 2026 Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium AWD that I received was finished in a new color for 2026 called “Race Red” that it shares with its two-door gas-powered namesake. To put it a little bluntly, you can probably see the car from space, as this particular shade of red is about as understated and subtle as a Motley Crue concert happening in the middle of a rodeo.
In my personal opinion, it’s an excellent color, and — while EVs generally aren’t afraid of being brash — a bright red car in a sea of boring shades of white, black, and silver, is a treat. Tint aside, the only meaningful updates to the Mach-E for 2026 are
the removal of frunk hardware as standard and the addition of a tire inflator. Unless you are buying the significantly more performance oriented GT or Rally models, Ford doesn’t update the Mach-E very much, at least when it comes to changes to the battery or drivetrain.
Speaking of electrons, the Mach-E’s power comes from an extended range 88-
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This blog post aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the Mach-E’s features, performance, and market reception, making it an essential resource for car enthusiasts and enthusiasts seeking insights into the latest developments in the electric vehicle industry.
