Ford gives the Mustang Mach-E the factory rally treatment.
. While the Mach-E might exist in an entirely different price bracket than those two offerings, we won’t be surprised to learn that Ford took a similar engineering approach. You can surely expect suspension adjustments for more height and travel on dirt. There may not be a powertrain to protect under the car, but a set of skid plates for the battery seem like another likely addition. A more focused tire selection looks to accompany that suspension adjustment.
It’s exciting to see an automaker give a more mainstream vehicle the rally-prep treatment, even if it happens to be an electric SUV. Ford says it intends to offer the Mach-E Rally for sale in both the United States and Europe, with domestic units slated to arrive first. The automaker didn’t put a specific timeline in place as to when we can expect to see these Mach-Es arrive, but more details about the Rally should come shortly.
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