The all-new, rally-inspired Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally was initially revealed last July, though The Blue Oval didn’t provide any specifics regarding this new variant until a few months later. Now that we’ve seen the Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally in the flesh and learned everything there is to know about this interesting new addition to the EV crossover’s lineup, we’re just awaiting the model’s launch for the 2024 model year. However, Ford Authority recently spotted a Mach-E Rally out testing, albeit missing one feature that’s present on the production model – its LED fog lamps.
The LED fog lamps located in the front “grille” that come standard on the 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E Rally are indeed missing from this example, which is a notable omission, indeed. Otherwise, every feature that sets the Rally apart from regular Mach-E variants is in fact present and accounted for on this Eruption Green EV crossover.
Those features include a set of high gloss Oxford White-painted 19-inch wheels with black printed graphics, wrapped with a set of 235/55R19 Michelin CrossClimate2 all-season performance tires, along with a black-painted steel roof, a front recovery hook, a unique front splitter, rear spoiler, and grille shield finished in Dark Carbonized Gray, along with hood and decklid stripes, “Mach-E Rally” door graphics, and Dark Carbonized Gray door, wheel, roof, and bumper trim, along with an aluminum underbody shield.
Inside the cabin, the Mach-E Rally features sport pedals, Ford Performance front seats with embossed logos and Oxford White seatback trim, along with Oxford White steering wheel, door, and various other interior trim pieces. The Rally comes equipped with the Mach-E GT Performance upgrade – enabling it to churn out 480 horsepower and 650 pound-feet of torque – as well as a specially tuned MagneRide damping system, to boot.
Speaking of the old GT Performance upgrade, that option was dropped from the 2024 Mach-E lineup, though the regular GT gained its MagneRide suspension system as standard equipment. Additionally, the 2024 Mach-E has received a new eMotor, while a newly revamped Performance Upgrade will debut later in the year as well.
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Hey Ford, could we get a hybrid Escape in this color scheme instead of the row of gray and silver ones at my local dealership?
You can buy several rattle can of spray paint of that color at your local AutoZone or Pep Boys.
This vehicle should have been called Mustang II Series E in honor of the other Mustang mistake (Based on the Pinto) in the 1970’s.