DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. has increased the price of its Mustang Mach-E SUV as the order bank for the 2023 model year is set to open on Tuesday.
The Dearborn automaker said the increase, which ranges from $3,000 up to $8,100 depending on whether a customer opts for extended-range batteries or all-wheel drive, is a result of material cost increases, supply-chain strains and market conditions. The new manufacturer's suggested retail price starts at $46,896.
The extended-range battery package is up $2,600 alone to $8,600. Premium all-wheel drive models will have a targeted EPA-estimated range of 290 miles, up 13 miles, according to Ford.