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2026 Ford Mustang Mach‑E — Ford’s all‑electric SUV under the Mustang nameplate:
⚡ EPA Efficiency (MPGe estimates)
Since the Mustang Mach‑E is an electric vehicle, the EPA doesn’t use mpg — it uses MPGe (miles per gallon equivalent) to describe efficiency.
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City MPGe: ~90–115 MPGe
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Highway MPGe: ~81–104 MPGe
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Combined MPGe: ~86–110 MPGe
These figures are based on 2025 EPA ratings (no major powertrain changes expected for 2026).
(Some sources list specific trims around 128–129 city / ~100 highway / ~114 combined MPGe depending on battery and drive setup.)
🔋 Electric Range (EPA estimates)
Range varies by battery pack, drivetrain, and trim:
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Standard range RWD: ~240–260 miles EPA
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Extended range RWD: ~300–320 miles EPA
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Extended range AWD: ~280–300 miles EPA
Real‑world tests show ~270–299 miles on highway battery tests for extended‑range AWD models.
🛠️ What This Means
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Electric efficiency: MPGe figures indicate the Mach‑E is reasonably efficient for an electric SUV, though exact values vary by trim and battery.
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Range: Most buyers can expect ~240–320 miles per full charge under EPA testing, with shorter range on high‑performance or AWD models compared to long‑range RWD variants.
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EV range and efficiency can vary widely in cold weather, highway speeds, and with accessories like climate control. (EPA estimates reflect standardized testing, not real‑world conditions.)
📊 Summary Table (Approximate)
| Version / Battery | City MPGe | Hwy MPGe | Combined MPGe | EPA Range |
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| Standard Range RWD | ~95–110 | ~85–100 | ~90–110 | ~240–260 mi |
| Extended Range RWD | ~100+ | ~90+ | ~100+ | ~300–320 mi |
| AWD variants | ~90–105 | ~80–95 | ~90–105 | ~280–300 mi |
If you want, I can break down range vs real‑world factors like temperature and driving speed, or compare the Mach‑E to competitors like the Tesla Model Y or Hyundai Ioniq 5!
