Comparing Electric Cars – Mach E Mustang VS Tesla Model 3
The era of the internal combustion engine is coming to an abrupt halt as finite resources and the environment dictate the need for a change.
Innovators and industry titans alike are vying for a piece of the new frontier of electric vehicles. While some consumer have put stock in Tesla, one of the first companies to roll out a line of electric cars, it’s plain to see that brands like the blue oval have the capability to create equal, if not outright better electric vehicles.
The Tesla Model 3 is undeniably a success story in the electric car landscape, but while the technology is fine-tuned, there are some major detractors to the new Tesla lineup.
It’s no secret that Teslas suffer from build-quality issues. Panel gaps, sloppy paint jobs on interior hinges, roofs that blow off on the highway, and major screen-destabilizing bugs that cause your entire readout to be compromised, and more are part of the litany of problems consumers have discovered with their new electric cars. Frankly, these are troubles that shouldn’t be had in a fifty-thousand dollar vehicle.
That’s what makes the new Mach E Mustang in Miami from Ford a solid bet.
Ford is one of the original automakers, and they’ve had decades to perfect and understand what constitutes a quality vehicle. While the vast majority of Ford’s rich history has been spent crafting internal combustion engine vehicles, they’ve shifted their focus to the future of automobiles.
The new Mustang Mach E in Miami signifies a massive shift in priority, styling, and efficiency. It’s shaped like many other new SUV’s, but with the sharp design touches that have served the Mustang for decades. It’s a roomy family hauler that carries a potent enough charge to deftly handle your commute, as well as any family vacations you may take.
While the Tesla Model 3 has a handsome exterior, it’s plain to see that the interior lacks a certain panache. Some might call it a choice of minimalism over an overwhelming, complicated cockpit, but if you’re going to spend several hours every single week behind the wheel of a vehicle, it should have more than just the basics.
This is where the new electric Mustang shines. The interior of the new Mach E Mustang in Miami is beautifully appointed, filled with modern technology and comfort features, and has a design that won’t be a pain to look at during your daily commute. It doesn’t look like an electric vehicle, because it doesn’t need to. The new all-electric Mustang SUV isn’t a gimmick that needs to stand out visually to have value. Instead, by blending seamlessly with the rest of the new Ford lineup, the Mustang Mach E in Miami represents how painless the transition from internal combustion engines to electric cars can be with the right automaker at the helm.
There doesn’t have to be a drastic shift in paradigm for the transition to electric vehicles.
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