Ford is set to open up Mustang Mach-E orders for the 2023 model year after the 2022 trims sold out. You’ll get the opportunity to order one of the EVs beginning on August 30th. Also, Ford has declared a few pricing, range and other changes.

Premium Mach-Es built beginning this fall that have the extended range battery will have a targeted EPA-estimated range of 290 miles on all-wheel drive models. That is a range increment of 13 miles. In the mean time, the Ford Co-Pilot360 driver help tech is presently standard across all trims.

In the event that you choose a Premium model with broadened range battery or the GT Performance edition, you’ll have the option to select the Mustang Nite Pony package. This incorporates shiny dark 19-inch wheels and a black pony badge, black front and rear lower sash, door cladding and black mirror caps on the grille for Premium trims. The package brings 20-inch high-gloss black wheels and a black GT badge to the GT Performance edition. You’ll in any case have the option to select any exterior color option with this package.

There will be two new colors to browse: carbonized gray metallic and vapor blue metallic. They supplant dark matter gray and iced blue silver. The California Route 1 trim may be accessible as an AWD option moving forward, as Ford is sunsetting the back tire drive choice in light of customer demand. In the mean time, Ford will supplant the black roof on GT and GT Performance editions with a panoramic sunroof.

Similar to the method of things in the auto world (and numerous different businesses at the present time), costs of the Mach-E are going up for new orders, powerful Tuesday. Ford says this is because of “significant material cost increases, continued strain on key supply chains and rapidly evolving market conditions.” As Elektrek calls attention to, the cost increments are between $2,600 and generally $8,000 contrasted and the 2022 trims. Thusly, the Mustang Mach-E will begin at $46,895 MSRP (excluding the conveyance charge or duties) for the Select back tire drive standard model.