Ford has tweaked pricing for the 2022 Mustang Mach-E, meaning the all-electric SUV is now more expensive than ever. When the 2022 model year Mustang Mach-E was first introduced earlier in the year, the base model was priced exactly the same as the 2021MY while other variants were a tad pricier. From December 8 onwards, prices have jumped further and some buyers will need to cough up US$ 3,000 more.
Found at the base of the 2022 Mach-E range
is the Select. It had previously started at US$ 42,895 but that price has now
increased by US$ 1,000 to US$ 43,895. Similarly, prices for the Mach-E Premium
have also jumped by US$ 1,000 from US$ 48,100 to US$ 49,100. Prices have jumped
further for the California Route 1 and GT variants. In fact, the Mach-E
California Route 1 now starts at US$ 52,775, a US$ 2,000 increase. Similarly,
prices of the Mach-E GT have increased by US$ 2,000 to US$ 61,995.
Ford has also increase prices for the
optional GT Performance Package and Extended Range Battery, each by US$ 1,000,
Cars Direct notes. All of these prices are before the US$ 7,500 federal EV tax
credit and a destination fee. The Ford Mustang Mach-E’s most direct rival is
the Tesla Model Y. In Long Range guise, the Model Y starts at US$ 53,940 while
the Model Y Performance is available from US$ 58,940. Importantly, these
figures include a US$ 750 California Clean Fuel Reward and potential incentives
and gas savings totaling US$ 5,050.
