Can you own with a Ford Mustang Mach-E without having a charger at home of your office?
This is issue stops people dead in their tracks from owning an electric vehicle. If you can't charge where you live or work is it practical to own the Mustang Mach-E?

We set on out a journey of over 900 miles in a week to find out how Mach-E drives, what it's like on long road trips and how challenging is it to charge away from home.

We found the Mach-E a hoot to drive. The steering feel is supberb. The chassis dynamics are excellent. It handles very well due to the low center of gravity and the ride quality takes out all the sharp edges. It rides sligthly on the firm side, but this Mustang is aimed more toward the sport market than luxury SUV buyers. We used the FordPass network to find charger for our trip. We focued on using fast DC chargers to spend the least amount of time stopped. Ford says you can get 60 miles of charging witin 10 minutes. That lines up with our real world experiences.

The fit and finish are frankly beyond what I expected. The materials are top notch, and the interior is a very nice place to spend a week. It's near luxury, drives near a sports car and has the practicality of an SUV. For has knocked it out of the park.

If you''re looking to purchase a 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E, here are the details of our vehicle:

Our tester:
AWD Premium Edition
Extended Range Batttery 88kWh (usable)
Rapid Red
19" Aluminum Wheels
Ford Co-Pilot 360 Assist +
MSRP: $56,200 with options and delivery

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