Ford Mustang Lithium: 900 Horsepower, Entirely Electric, Six-Speed Manual

Ford’s whetting electric appetites at SEMA this week with its new Mustang Lithium prototype. Officially a one-off model for the show, the automaker said it was present to prove how utterly dope future electric performance vehicles will be. Good timing, too, as the debut of Ford’s all-electric, Mustang-inspired crossover is almost upon us.

Ignoring the timing in relation to the Mach E, it’s mildly curious that the brand would first preview the prototype at an aftermarket trade show. But it’s worth noting that the electric Mustang actually cobbles together quite a few parts from various catalogs. The manufacturer informs us that Lithium is equipped with Ford Performance’s Track Handling Pack and Brembo brakes sourced from the Shelby GT350R ⁠— though they’re the tamest inclusions by far.

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  • Henry Completely agree with the unacceptable false alerts. And in addition to that, it's just one more thing that adds cost to new cars. We're all forced to pay for government mandates, whether we want them or not. For example, too many people were too lazy to check their tire pressure, so now we all have to pay for TPMS. ADAS features all cost a bundle and it's no wonder that new cars are so costly.
  • Jalop1991 It would be easy to draw a direct correlation between any changes in EV demand and the sudden uptick in new or near-new Tesla vehicles which have been stored at the soon-to-be-demolished Chesterfield Mall.You misspelled "accurate".
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