Ford's Latest Electric Mustang Prototype Has Manual Transmission

Ford showed off a new Mustang all-electrical automobile prototype earlier this week. Named Mustang Lithium, the car packs everything a car enthusiast would dearest from a muscle automobile, with a touch on of modernity.

Get-go of all, this all-new Mustang Lithium comes with manual manual. Information technology uses "drag-strip proven Calimer-version of the Getrag MT82 6-speed transmission" which manages to handle the car'due south 1,000 ft.-lbs. of torque.

In terms of functioning, the electric motorcar achieves 900 horsepower from its 800-volt Webasto battery system powered by EVDrive engineering. The company claims that 800 volts are near twice the voltage of most currently available electric cars.

In that location are three driving modes in the automobile namely Valet, Sport, Rail and Animal. All these can be quickly toggled from the 10.4-inch touchscreen display based on the usage scenario. Take a look at a few images of the Mustang Lithium below.

Unfortunately, Ford has no plans to commercialize this transmission transmission creature. The Mustang Lithium is a one-off prototype fabricated to be showcased at Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) trade show in Las Vegas.

"This i-off Mustang image is a bully opportunity for usa, together with Webasto, to showcase to our customers what new electrified powertrains can do for performance in a machine they already know and love.", said Hau Thai-Tang, Ford's Main Product Evolution and Purchasing Officer.

I hope Ford changes its plans to at to the lowest degree unveil limited-edition models of this electric muscle motorcar for all the musculus car enthusiasts out in that location.

However, the American automaker'southward mass-market place Mustang-inspired all-electric SUV is coming on Nov 17. I'm excited to know what Ford has to offer in that to compete against the likes of Tesla's offerings and other EV brands. Are you? Let us know in the comments.

Source: https://beebom.com/fords-latest-electric-mustang-prototype-manual-transmission/

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