Second Ford BlueCruise Review Finds Tech Improved: Video
Multiple reviewers are now on board with the changes.
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Multiple reviewers are now on board with the changes.
Read More »The cooling system is particularly interesting.
Read More »Ford has made great strides in a short period of time.
Read More »Designed to be relatively simple and cost effective.
Read More »It's quite similar to the ICE F-150, it seems.
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It's a bit simpler than the Mach-E, but not perfect by any means.
Read More »It also compares favorably to the more complex Rivian R1T underpinnings.
Read More »Take a look at this nifty feature through the eyes of an engineer.
Read More »Ford's hands-free highway driving tech has at least one issue Munro wants resolved.
Read More »The Mach-E is set to receive a number of updates in the near and distant future.
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The front motor features a far less complex design than the rear motor.
Read More »The motor has quite a few moving parts compared to its competitors.
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The Mach-E's body is a big part of why it performs so well in crash tests.
Read More »The former Ford engineer gets to crawl over and under the new EV pickup.
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The large number of fasteners and connectors here is simply mind-boggling.
Read More »The Mach-E's battery tray utilizes an efficient and compact design.
Read More »The Mach-E's air conditioning and heating systems are similar to its ICE counterparts.
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It may lag behind the Model Y a bit, but the Mach-E's heating and cooling system isn't that far off.
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However, there may be a good reason for the large void.
Read More »The wiring and packaging didn't fare as well, however.
Read More »The ID.4 and Model Y fall flat in a couple of areas.
Read More »The Mach-E's battery is more than just its power source.
Read More »Human-centered design played a big part in the Maverick's development process.
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However, they're still quite fascinating.
Read More »It's not all sunshine and lollipops though.
Read More »Take a look at the Mach-E's pillars through the eyes of an engineer.
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