Ford Mustang Mach-E given a gentle update with a heat pump at last

• New styling package available
• Heat pump fitted as standard
• Coming spring 2025

Although the new Ford Capri and Explorer have taken the spotlight in recent months, the Ford Mustang Mach-E hasn’t been completely forgotten about as it’s been treated to a fresh round of updates for 2025. Customers now have more personalisation options to choose from, but perhaps more importantly, there’s now a more generous standard equipment list.

The new Mustang Mach-E has been revealed in North America, but Ford has confirmed the same updates will find their way to the UK in the spring next year. Until the entry-level Ford Explorer arrives, the Mustang Mach-E is still the most affordable electric car that Ford offers, although we expect its circa-£43k price tag to grow marginally with this update.

What’s changed for the 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E?

The changes are hardly groundbreaking for this update, but that’s not to say that Mustang Mach-E customers won’t appreciate them. Visually, there are now a handful of new personalisation options, key of which is the ‘Sport Appearance Package’. This applies the sporty styling of the Mustang Mach-E GT to the less expensive Select and Premium models.

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It brings a more aggressive front bumper design with more pronounced air ducts, along with a gloss black faux grille. The body cladding and 19-inch alloy wheels are also finished in gloss black to match. Inside, the Sport Appearance Package brings red stitching and a set of ‘sport pedals’.

If the sporty styling option isn’t for you, there are three new paint colours available for all Mustang Mach-E models, including Molten Magenta Metallic, Velocity Blue Metallic and Desert Sand. All cars also get a new steering-column-mounted gear selector, replacing the rotary item found on the centre console in order to free up more storage space, and Premium cars get ventilated seats.

The 2025 Mustang Mach-E now comes with a heat pump for the first time, which will be fitted as standard to all cars. This clever bit of kit is now fairly commonplace in EVs, providing a more efficient way to heat the cabin and the battery pack. Ford’s hands-free driving assistance system, Blue Cruise, has also been given an update. It can now perform automatic lane changes in certain scenarios without any input from the driver.

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Performance and range figures haven’t changed, and the top-spec GT model can still be ordered with the optional ‘Rally’ package. This brings a host of styling changes and off-road tuned suspension, making it one of the coolest family cars on sale in our book.

There’s no official pricing for the 2025 Mustang Mach-E yet, but we wouldn’t be surprised if the current car’s £43,000 increased marginally.

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