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Ford cuts prices of electric Mustang Mach-E by up to $8,100 (www.cnbc.com)
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Ford Motor Co on Tuesday said it had cut prices on its Mustang Mach-E electric SUV by up to $8,100 after sales fell sharply in January.

The No. 2 U.S. automaker’s lowest-price 2023 model year Mach E version now has a suggested retail price of $39,895, down from $42,995. The higher-end Mach-E GT spec will cost about $7,600 less, at $52,395. Other versions including the extended-range premium version will drop in price by $8,100 to $48,895.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

Damn, that is so impressive! I live in the Northeast so wasn’t particularly worried about it, but it’s amazing how many there are! Skeptics really need to see that map.

Even comparing rural NY where I grew up, it looks like plenty for any road trip. The difference is here you probably have one close enough to “fuel up” like you would at a gas station if you can’t charge at home (and I know people who do that), but in rural NY, you’re more likely to be in a house or otherwise be able to charge at home.

Anyhow, my first road trip was almost a month ago now. Round trip was just above my range so I had to charge. In small town New Hampshire, there was a supercharger just a couple miles from my hotel, and it took just a short walk around the nearby Walmart!