Ford has analyzed data from over 36,000 Mustang Mach-E vehicles from the 2021 model year sold in the U.S. and Canada. The study covers a collective distance of more than two billion miles driven over a five-year period. According to the findings, 95% of the analyzed vehicles maintain a battery state of health between 87% and 97%.
For the group of more than 2,000 owners who have driven over 100,000 miles, the average battery health is approximately 91%. Additionally, more than 30 vehicles have exceeded 200,000 miles with an average battery health of 88%. Two owners have surpassed 300,000 miles, with one individual recording over 400,000 miles on the original battery.
The company intends to use these findings to refine future battery systems, software, and electric vehicle programs. The Mustang Mach-E, which utilizes the Global Electrified 1 architecture, was the brand's first modern series EV. Ford is now preparing for the launch of the Fathom pickup truck, which will feature a new Universal Electric Vehicle platform.
