All-Electric Cars & Vans

RE-ENERGISED

Mustang Mach-E is our all-new, all-electric SUV. Delivering spirit, exhilaration and power redefined for a new era.

Pre-orders are now open for delivery from Spring 2021.

THE POWER OF ZERO EMISSIONS

All-electric vehicles run on battery power alone. Zero fuel. Zero emissions on the road.

So, they’re better for the environment and, with government purchase incentives, reduced road tax and no penalties in some low emission zones, they’re good for your wallet too.

All-New All-Electric Ford Mustang Mach-E First Edition

INNOVATION IS IN OUR BLOOD

Ford’s plan for electrification is simple. We use our strengths: the capability, performance and technology our customers love, and transform them through the unique qualities of electric vehicles. Our new Mustang Mach-E is just the beginning.

DISCOVER MACH-E

UP TO 600 KILOMETRE ALL-ELECTRIC RANGE^Tooltip

Our new all-electric Mustang Mach-E will take you further, so you won’t be worrying about your next charge.

Wondering where you could get to?

MAP YOUR TRIPS

Just like other cars, there are things that affect the achievable range of an electric vehicle. The good news is there are also ways you can maximise it.

WHAT AFFECTS RANGE?

CHARGING IS EASY

CHARGING AT HOME

With a Ford Connected Wallbox, you can plug in overnight and guarantee yourself a full charge in the morning, just like your phone.

Studies suggest that up to 95% of electric vehicle charging occurs at home or work and it’s likely to be the cheapest option, especially if your employer offers free charging at work. With our all-electric Mustang Mach-E you’ll be able to choose from a range of Ford Charging Solutions. (Source)

If you want a guaranteed full charge every night, a Ford Connected Wallbox is the best option. It’s a little extra cost, but worth it. Wallboxes can add over 48km of range every hour, which gives a full charge overnight, and there are even government incentives of up to £500 towards the total cost of installation.
There are charging cables available which can charge faster than your normal electric socket at home. You’ll need an electrician to install the required socket first, which shouldn’t take more than a few hours. Then you can add about 18 miles of range every hour.
You can also use a normal home socket without any rewiring. Charging is much slower, but it can be handy for topping up your electric vehicle when you’re away or visiting friends without any charging facility.

PUBLIC & DESTINATION CHARGING

There are now 120,000 FordPass Charging Network locations in 21 countries across Europe. You’ll find them at supermarkets, shopping centres, motorway service stations, and many other locations.

Ford is a partner in the rapidly growing IONITY network, spreading high-power charging stations across Europe, so you can charge your Mustang Mach-E and get up to 93km within 10 minutes of charge time.

Our in-car systems, and the FordPass app, will help you find chargers, know whether they are in use or not, and choose the best time and place for you to charge.

The IONITY partnership is building over 400 charging stations along major European highways by the end of 2020 with a distance of around 120km to each other. Each station will have an average of six charge points each.

Charge speeds are limited by both the charger itself and, for ‘AC’ charging, by the speed of the vehicle’s own onboard charger, typically up to 11kW. The three main public charger types are:

Fast charger (‘AC’, 10-20 kW) can deliver around /30+ kilometres of range per hour. Great for topping up whilst shopping or during leisure activities.
Rapid charger (‘DC’, 50-100 kW) can deliver around 160+ kilometres of range per hour. For when you need more range, faster.
High-power Charger (‘DC’, 150 kW or more) can deliver around 320+ kilometre of range per hour. Get serious range back while you grab a bite to eat.

Discover charging stations near you with our interactive map.

GO ELECTRIC. REAP THE BENEFITS

No more trips to the pump. Fewer moving parts than traditional vehicles, meaning lower maintenance costs. Tax reductions, emission zone benefits, the list of savings goes on.