Ford's next EV for Europe will use Volkswagen's MEB platform and we just caught our first photos of the electric crossover undergoing testing on public roads.
The shape looks distinct from the ID.4 and its variants from Audi and Skoda, and looks considerably more conservative than Ford's first EV crossover -- the Mustang Mach-E.
This new MEB variant is expected to be positioned below the Mach-E, which is already on sale in Europe, but Ford isn't expected to offer it to North American customers.
What changes do you expect Ford to make compared to the existing MEB crossovers, and do you think you could be tempted to consider this model over an ID?
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The shape looks distinct from the ID.4 and its variants from Audi and Skoda, and looks considerably more conservative than Ford's first EV crossover -- the Mustang Mach-E.
This new MEB variant is expected to be positioned below the Mach-E, which is already on sale in Europe, but Ford isn't expected to offer it to North American customers.
What changes do you expect Ford to make compared to the existing MEB crossovers, and do you think you could be tempted to consider this model over an ID?
