You indicated that you're considering a Mustang Mach-E and that you want to tow. That's not what the Mach-E is built to do, so we can't recommend this for you. If towing is what you need, check out the F-150 Lightning.

 

 

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You indicated you drive up to 100 miles per day and you have access to charging at home or at places you frequent. With the right combination of vehicle battery, home charging and public charging solutions… an EV could be a good fit for your lifestyle.

 

You indicated you drive up to 100 miles per day and you have access to charging at home or at places you frequent, and that you plan to use your EV to tow. With the right combination of vehicle battery, home charging and public charging solutions, an F-150 Lightning with its ability to tow could be a good fit for your lifestyle.

 

You indicated you drive up to 100 miles per day and you have access to charging at home or at places you frequent. When you take road trips, you'll benefit from the Power My Trip feature in FordPass, which can help you plan trips and locate public charging locations with Ford's BlueOval Charge Network to plan the right spots to recharge--yourself and your EV.

 

You indicated you drive more than 100 miles a day and that you take frequent road trips. You also indicated you don’t currently have access to charging at your residence or at places you frequent. Altogether, those factors may present some potential hurdles to switching to EV. But, with the right combination of vehicle battery, home charging solution and public charging options… an EV could still be a potential fit.

 

You indicated you drive more than 100 miles a day, and that you have access to charging at your residence or at places you frequent. With the right combination of vehicle battery, home charging solution and public charging options… an EV could still be a potential fit.

 

You indicated you drive more than 100 miles a day, intend to tow or haul frequently, and do not currently have access to charging at your place of residence or places you frequent. Towing and longer daily drives may require more frequent charging, which may be less convenient for your schedule since you don’t have ready access to chargers. Together, these factors may suggest a gas-powered or hybrid vehicle might still be your best choice for now.

 

You indicated you drive more than 100 miles a day and do not currently have access to charging at your place of residence or places you frequent. Longer daily drives may require more frequent charging, which may be less convenient for your schedule since you don’t have ready access to chargers. Together, these factors may suggest a gas-powered or hybrid vehicle might still be your best choice for now.

 

Given your answers, an EV might be a good fit, but if you don't have access to charging at your place of residence or places you frequent, it may be less convenient for you. If you're planning on installing a home charging solution, an EV could be a fit, but a gas-powered or hybrid vehicle might still be your best choice for now.