Back in August 2022, The Blue Oval revealed the new Nite Pony Package, an option that was available for both the 2023 Ford Mustang and Ford Mustang Mach-E. As one might have guessed by the name, the Nite Pony Package added a host of darkened elements to both models, which is all the rage in today’s world that tends to gravitate toward not only monochrome looks, but also, blacked-out appearance packages in general. However, sources familiar with the matter have now told Ford Authority that the 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E is not available with the Nite Pony Package.
The Nite Pony Package has been dropped from the 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E lineup, making it a one-year-only offering, though it’s still available on the regular Mustang coupe. The package added an array of unique features to the EV crossover, including a set of high-gloss black-painted 19-inch wheels, a front grille pony badge with a painted black outline, painted black wheel center caps with a bright pony graphic, and a black outlined “Mach-E X” or “Mach-E 4X” badge, depending on the configuration.
In addition to this deletion, the 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E is also being treated to a host of notable updates for the new model year. For starters, the GT Performance Edition has been dropped from the lineup, leaving the GT as the range-topping variant. However, the GT is gaining most of the upgrades present in the GT Performance Edition – including its MagneRide suspension – but not the increased torque that model offered.
Meanwhile, the Premium trim no longer comes with the Panoramic Fixed-Glass Roof as standard, since that feature is now an option. The EV crossover is getting bronze wheels and other features in that finish via the new Bronze Appearance Package, and is gaining the new Rally trim, though it’s also losing the California Route 1 model. All of these updates are being accompanied by price increases in some cases, too.
We’ll have more on the 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E soon, so be sure and subscribe to Ford Authority for more Mustang Mach-E news and continuous Ford news coverage.
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Seems like Ford can’t figure out how to offer the Mach-E with blacked-out elements. Oh well.
I’m sick of all the blacked out crap anyway. It’s been way overdone and usually makes the vehicle looks like a base model.
Like the 63 Chevy biscane.
No wheel covers no a/c black walls no top window tint to keep your knees from sun burn no passenger mirror.