Ford has upped pricing for its best-selling electric car, the Mustang Mach-E, just months after slashing prices. Based on a dealer memo, CarsDirect reports that the lineup is more expensive than before. The high-end GT trim now has an MSRP of $54,995, $1,000 more than before.
However, not all trims have been affected. The entry-level model (with 250 miles of range) retains its appealing starting price of $39,995. However, those looking for a more usable range figure must opt for the Extended Range (ER) variant, which carries a $1,000 premium over its old pricing. While no one likes to pay more, the Select ER receives standard all-wheel drive and a 91 kWh battery, allowing 300 miles of range.
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