Two minutes into driving the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E for the first time, I watched a man in a pickup miss his green light because he was too busy staring at the metallic red electric crossover. It set expectations for the reaction I should expect to Ford’s new zero-emissions pony car and, though the name may be controversial, one thing became abundantly clear: the appetite for a stylish, competent EV from a company that isn’t Tesla is strong.
First things first, I think the Mustang Mach-E looks fantastic. It’s smaller in the metal than you expect from pictures, lower and leaner.
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