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Electric vehicles: Kia EV6 vs. Ford Mustang Mach-E

Quick Verdict

The Kia EV6 and Ford Mustang Mach-E both offer compelling features in the electric vehicle market. The EV6 stands out with its rapid charging capabilities and longer warranty, while the Mach-E impresses with its real-world range performance and powerful torque. The choice depends on individual priorities, such as charging speed versus range confidence and brand preference.

Key features – Side-by-Side

AttributeKia EV6Ford Mustang Mach-E
Starting MSRP$44,375 (another source mentions $42,900)Around $39,990 (ranging from $37,995 to $57,990 depending on trim and options)
EPA-estimated rangeLight (RWD): 237 miles, Light Long Range (RWD): 319 miles, Light Long Range (AWD): 295 miles, GT-Line (AWD): 271 miles, GT: 231 miles240 to 320 miles (depending on battery pack and motor configuration; some configurations have a minimum range of 230 miles)
Battery capacityLight (RWD): 63.0 kWh, All other trims: 84.0 kWhStandard-range 70.0-kWh or extended-range 91.0-kWh pack (some sources mention 68 kWh and 88 kWh; 2025 models offer standard 75.7 kWh and extended 98.8 kWh battery)
Fast charging capability (time to 80%)Under 18 minutes using a 350-kW fast charger (10% to 80%)Approximately 38 minutes (10% to 80%) using a 115 kW charger; approximately 45 minutes with a 150 kW charger (extended range battery)
HorsepowerLight (RWD): 167 hp, Light Long Range (RWD/AWD), Wind (RWD/AWD), GT-Line (RWD/AWD): 225 hp (RWD) / 320 hp (AWD), GT (AWD): 641 hp with GT modeRanges from 266 to 480 hp (depending on the motor and trim)
TorqueLight (RWD): 258 lb-ft, Light Long Range (RWD/AWD), Wind (RWD/AWD), GT-Line (RWD/AWD): 258 lb-ft (RWD) / 446 lb-ft (AWD), GT (AWD): 568 lb-ft with GT modeFrom 317 to 700 lb-ft (varying with the configuration)
Drivetrain options (RWD, AWD)RWD or AWDRWD or AWD
Cargo space (rear seats up/down)28 cubic feet behind the rear seats / 54 cubic feet with the rear seats folded (480-490 liters with seats up)Seating for 5 plus cargo room
Infotainment system (screen size, features)Dual-screen infotainment system, large touchscreen display, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto15.5-inch touchscreen with Ford's SYNC 4A system; Features include Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot
Driver-assistance features (standard/available)Standard: blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, adaptive cruise control, and lane-keeping assist. Available: Remote parking assist.Standard automated emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert; available adaptive cruise control with hands-free driving mode; Ford Co-Pilot360™ is a comprehensive safety suite
Warranty (basic/powertrain)5 years/60,000 miles basic and 10 years/100,000 miles powertrain3 years/36,000 miles basic, 5 years/60,000 miles powertrain, and 8 years/100,000 miles for electric components
0-60 mph acceleration timeGT: 3.2 seconds, GT-Line (AWD): 4.5 seconds, RWD model: 6.7 seconds, Light (RWD): 8.3 secondsAs quick as under 4.0 seconds in GT and Rally trims. The Mach-E Rally reached 60 mph in 3.3 seconds.

Overall Comparison

The Kia EV6 offers faster charging times (under 18 minutes to 80% with a 350kW charger) compared to the Ford Mustang Mach-E (approximately 38-45 minutes to 80%).

Pros and Cons

Kia EV6

Pros:
  • Fast charging capability
  • Spacious cabin with generous passenger space
  • User-friendly and responsive infotainment system
  • Available AWD for all-weather traction
  • Adjustable regenerative braking
  • Sleek and captivating design
Cons:
  • Real-world range can be less than EPA estimates
  • GT offers the highest performance but the lowest range

Ford Mustang Mach-E

Pros:
  • Real-world range often exceeds EPA estimates
  • Spacious interior for four adults and their luggage
  • All models come standard with a new heat pump for improved cold weather performance
  • Distinctive styling
  • AdvanceTrac Electronic Stability Control ensures handling in bad weather conditions
  • Regenerative braking system with 3 unique drive modes & 1-Pedal Drive
Cons:
  • Reliability and common issues information not available

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