Ford Mustang Mach-E Nails Its EPA Estimated Driving Ranges
November 24th, 2020

Ford has confirmed that the Environmental Protection Agency has certified estimated driving range numbers for multiple versions of the 2021 Mustang Mach-E electric vehicle. The automaker is very happy to announce that its target ranges are precisely what the Mach-E achieved in its final EPA estimates.
The standard-range rear-wheel-drive Mach-E is good for 230 miles on a full charge. The extended-range rear-wheel-drive version is good for 300 miles per charge. Opting for either version of the Mach-E in eAWD reduces the driving range, with the standard-range version good for 211 miles per charge and the extended-range version good for 270 miles per charge.
Ford notes that the California Route 1 is targeting an EPA range of 300 miles, and that will be confirmed later this year once the EPA completes testing. Ford will begin delivering the Mach-E in December in the US.