Mustang Mach-E sorted for NZ
/Ford’s electric passenger model here from early next year
Read MoreFord’s electric passenger model here from early next year
Read MoreFord NZ adamant cars spotted at Auckland wharf are grey imports, not evaluation units.
Read MoreFord NZ is awaiting clarity about brand announcements out of Europe this week.
Read MoreCar makers are often asked if electric vehicles are as durable as their combustion engine counterparts.
Read MoreANNOUNCEMENT today of Ford New Zealand having joined the primary independent pressure group for electric vehicle uptake isn’t a signal it is any closer to including the Blue Oval’s first fully-fledged battery-compelled car, the Mustang Mach E, into its portfolio.
This today from the brand’s communications manager, Tom Clancy, who says there is still no clarity as to when, or even if, the five-seater sports utility might be sold here.
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