TEST Mustang name celebrates its return on a family SUV by beating Model 3 in its first test
WHEN Tesla burst onto the electric car scene with the Model S, it looked like the American brand had caught established car makers napping. This trend continued with the Model 3, one of the first relatively affordable electric cars with a range comparable to a petrol car’s.
That’s why it was such a big deal when the Ford Mustang Mach-E arrived, because it was a model from a big car maker that, on paper, had what it takes to fight the Model 3. Our first test of the all-electric Mustang took place in March, when we drove the entry-level Mach-E RWD Standard Range.
