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Old 23 Jun 2020, 15:51 (Ref:3983431)   #653
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Talking of gaining a better understanding of the range of your EV:

the ford mustang mach e electric suv will keep getting smarter about driving range

'Ford is recognizing with its upcoming Mustang Mach-E electric SUV that EV range meters have to be much more than the electric equivalent of a gas gauge, or a conventional "miles remaining" readout.

So the automaker is highlighting that it’s put a lot of thought—and data points—into its Intelligent Range system in the Mach-E, which Ford has said will offer an EPA range rating of more than 300 miles in at least one of its rear-wheel-drive versions (AWD will also be available). '
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