Discover the All-Electric Ford Mustang Mach-E in Menomonee Falls, WI

Here's where electric gets genuinely exciting. Unlike a gas engine that has to build up through its rev range, an electric motor delivers its full torque the instant you press the accelerator — think of it like a slingshot versus a wind-up toy. The standard Mach-E is quick enough to surprise most drivers at a green light, but the GT Performance Edition turns it up to a whole new level, hitting 0–60 mph in around 3.5 seconds. That's sports car territory in an SUV body, which means you get the practicality of a family-friendly crossover and the thrill of something that genuinely moves.

Range is the number one question every EV shopper asks, and the Mach-E has a solid answer. Depending on the trim and battery configuration you choose, the Mach-E can travel up to an EPA-estimated 312 miles on a single charge — that's a full Milwaukee-to-Chicago run and back with miles to spare. The California Route 1 trim is specifically engineered for maximum range, making it the go-to for drivers who do a lot of highway miles or want the security of extra buffer between charges. For most daily commuters, even the standard-range models will handle a week of driving on a single overnight charge at home.

Charging the Mach-E is simpler than most people expect once you understand the three levels. Level 1 is a standard household outlet — slow, but fine for topping off overnight if you don't drive much daily. Level 2 is a home charging station (240V), which can fully recharge the Mach-E overnight in around 8–10 hours and is what most owners install in their garage. Level 3, or DC fast charging, is the speed demon of the group — at a public fast charger, you can add up to 38 miles of range in about 10 minutes, enough to make road trips across Wisconsin completely practical. Ford's FordPass app lets you plan charging stops, monitor charge status remotely, and even precondition the battery before you hit the road.

Yes — with some smart planning. The available eAWD system gives the Mach-E confident traction on snow and ice, distributing power between the front and rear motors in milliseconds, far faster than any mechanical system can react. The one thing every EV owner should know about cold weather is that battery range does decrease in very low temperatures — a well-understood tradeoff with all EVs. The Mach-E handles this better than most, especially if you use the remote preconditioning feature to warm the battery while the car is still plugged in at home. That way you hit the road with a full charge and a warm cabin without spending any of your range on heat. For Menomonee Falls winters, eAWD plus a home Level 2 charger is the smart combination.

SYNC® 4A is Ford's most advanced infotainment system, and in the Mach-E it runs on a large 15.5-inch portrait touchscreen that dominates the center console — similar in concept to what you'd find in a Tesla, but with wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ built in from the start. The system uses natural voice commands, so you can say "I'm cold" and it adjusts the temperature without you touching the screen. It also receives over-the-air software updates automatically, which means the Mach-E you drive in three years can have meaningfully better software than the one you drive off the lot today. For tech-minded drivers, that's one of the most underrated features of modern EV ownership.

This is a particularly interesting question for an EV right now. EV technology is advancing quickly, so leasing has a compelling case — you get the current technology, lower monthly payments, and the flexibility to upgrade to a newer model in a few years without worrying about how battery technology has evolved. Buying makes more sense if you plan to hold the vehicle long-term, drive high annual mileage, or want to take full advantage of available federal EV tax credits, which can be worth up to $7,500 on eligible purchases. Either way, our finance team at Gordie Boucher Ford of Menomonee Falls will walk you through the current incentives, your financing options, and help you run the real numbers so the decision is easy.