What is the battery size of the Ford Mach-E? What is the range of the Ford Mach-E?

One of the first things you’ll want to consider when purchasing an EV is the vehicle’s battery. Powering the motor, the battery is what ultimately gets you where you need to go. So what are the battery capabilities of the Ford Mach-E?

Range: the range of an EV is the distance it can travel on a single charge.

• 2021 Mach-E 68 kWh RWD: 230 mile range
• 2021 Mach-E 68 kWh AWD: 210 mile range
• 2021 Mach-E extended pack 88 kWh RWD: 305 mile range
• 2021 Mach-E extended pack 88 kWh AWD: 270 mile range
• 2022 Mach-E 70 kWh RWD: 247 mile range
• 2022 Mach-E 70 kWh AWD: 224 mile range
• 2022 Mach-E extended pack 91 kWh RWD: 303 mile range
• 2022 Mach-E extended pack 91 kWh AWD: 277 mile range

Voltage: The Ford Mach-E uses a 400-volt battery architecture. For some Level 3 chargers, especially those that are 350kW, this may mean the vehicle cannot charge as quickly as the charger is capable of given the charger requires very high voltage.

Composition: the Ford Mach-E battery is made up of lithium-ion battery cells with nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) cathode. In the 88kWh Ford Mach-E, there are 376 cells in the battery.

How long does it take to charge the Ford Mach-E?

Charging time is ultimately dependent upon the type of charger used. There are three types of EV chargers - level 1, level 2, and level 3. Level 1 chargers come with your electric vehicle and plug into the typical 120-volt outlet. Level 2 chargers, on the other hand, plug into 240-volt outlets and require installation. They ultimately add up to 30 miles of range per hour of charge when compared to level 1 chargers. Level 3 chargers (also known as DC fast chargers) can charge the average EV in as little as 30 minutes. However, Level 3 chargers are mainly built for public use - they require an enormous amount of available electricity in the grid, considerable investment in grid infrastructure, and are impractical for home use.

Here are rough charge times for the Ford Mach-E on each of the aforementioned charger types from 20% - 80% charge.

• Level 1: 24-26 hours, and 40+ hours to fully charge.
• Level 2: 4-5 hours.
• Level 3: less than 35 minutes.

What will it cost to charge the Ford Mach-E?

Much like charging times, the cost to charge the Ford Mach-E will have to consider a few factors. Rates will vary for home charging based on utility and location. Charging at some public stations is free. Although, more often than not, public chargers will come at a cost with a surcharge or premium placed on electric rates.

That being said, on average, the Ford Mach E will cost $9.00 for a full charge at home. In states like California, Florida, New York, or Ohio charging your car at a public fast-charging location would cost you $32.25 and in states like Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Kentucky, and Georgia - $24.00. Charing your car at home only will save you on average $1,300 a year.

What are the charging benefits of the Ford Mach-E?

The Mach-E comes with access to Ford’s Blue Oval application which plans trips, and also gives 250 kWh of complimentary charging on Electrify America chargers. Blue Oval is a network of networks, which has a map showing over 75,000 chargers in North America.

If you want the comfort of waking up every morning with a full battery of your EV - consider getting a Level 2 charger for your home.

How many kW can the Ford Mach-E’s onboard charging accept?

The Ford Mach-E’s onboard charger can accept 11 kW, which is a nice Level 2 setup on a 240V outlet with a 48A charger. However, this is a slightly more expensive and complicated installation that requires hardwired installation. You can also install a 40A charger with 9.4kW that can be plugged into the NEMA14-50 outlet, and easily removed or replaced.

Where can I find a Ford Mach-E?

You can find Ford Mach-E models currently for sale right on our website! Check out our EV listings platform to find a Ford Mach-E near you.