The Ford Mustang Mach-E has been updated for 2025 with several changes to improve the overall experience. The most significant update is the addition of a heat pump, which will improve efficiency in colder climates. This update addresses a previous issue with the Mach-E’s electric resistance heater, which suffered in northern states and Canada. The heat pump will be standard on all trims and will provide a better experience for drivers in cold weather. Other updates include a new sport appearance package, increased center console storage space, and a new driver information display.
The Mach-E also features a new long-range battery with fewer cells but no degradation in range, as well as new underbody aero shields to increase efficiency. The BlueCruise hands-free driving system has also been updated, allowing for automatic lane changes and a more natural driving experience. The Mach-E is available in multiple configurations, including rear-drive and dual-motor options, with prices starting at $37,999. The 2025 Mach-E is expected to be a more competitive EV offering, especially with the addition of the heat pump, and is available in dealers now. Overall, the updates make the Mach-E a more appealing option for those in the market for an electric vehicle.