Ford | A special 60th anniversary edition Mustang

This 60th edition^e anniversary continues the tradition of commemorative publications and their stylistic features. Limited to 1965 models, the official model year of the first vintage, it receives unique badges on the front fenders and rear trunk inspired by its grandfather.

Custom 20-inch two-tone five-spoke wheels are complemented by decals under the doors for a side design. A redesigned mesh grille and color-activated aluminum vents also change the look of this Mustang.

Offered only with the 5L V8 and in coupe and convertible body styles, this version of the Ford Mustang 60^e Anniversary can be ordered from summer. Prices have not yet been published.

The Mustang Mach-E increases its power and range

In response to the limited popularity of its Mustang Mach-E electric crossover, Ford has been trying for months to adjust its approach to boost sales. After the big price reduction announced in February, the American manufacturer is making the model more comfortable, but above all with the ability to cover more kilometers.

Everything basically starts with a new, lighter and more torquey electric motor. With the modification of the “thermal management and control algorithms,” it increases the range of the standard single-engine battery (402 km) and the long-range battery versions of the two engines (515 km) by 32 km. Mach-E GT sees normal gain over 16 kilometers (451 miles).

A new option package included as standard on the Rally trim and optional on the GT variant increases total torque by 100 lb-ft, which cuts the 0-97 km/h time to 3.3 seconds, according to Ford. The manufacturer notes that it will now be faster than the Tesla Model Y Performance, a detail that emphasizes how much this famous rival shakes Mach-E. It’s on sale now with a starting price of $54,995.