Everything You Need To Know About Charging The Mustang Mach-E

We cover all of the most important topics in 15 minutes.

Tom Moloughney

By: Tom Moloughney

Jul 12, 2021 at 10:21pm ET

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The Mustang Mach-E is quickly becoming one of the most popular electric vehicles in the US. Since the majority of Mach-E purchasers are first-time electric vehicle owners, there's a lot of learning to be done with regards to how to charge the vehicle.

A few months back we published the InsideEVs Mustang Mach-E Ultimate Charging Guide, a 40-minute video that covered all aspects of Mach-E charging. It received a lot of compliments and many people commented that it was very helpful. The one criticism we did receive though was that at 40-minutes, it was a little too long.

So we set out to create a condensed version, and limit it to 15 minutes while trying to include all of the most important Mustang Mach-E charging information. We came close - and only ran 15 seconds over our self-imposed 15-minute goal.

Notable Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:55 Ford Mobile Charger
2:08 Level 1 home charging
2:35 Level 2 home charging
4:54 Public charging
6:17 Ford Pass app
6:55 Plug&Charge
7:40 How to set up Plug&Charge in your Ford Pass app
8:30 250 free kWh of charging on Electrify America network
9:10 Smartphone apps that help you find the right public charging station
10:49 How to charge the Mach-E on a Tesla Destination charger or wall connector
11:57 Setting up precondition, charge scheduling, and the charging limit functions
14:50 The wall cradle for the mobile charger
15:10 Review of the speed of charging for the 3 different charging levels
16:10 Wrapup

The InsideEVs Mustang Mach-E Ultimate Charging Guide

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We're including our original long version here also, in case you just can't get enough of Mustang Mach-E charging information.

So check out the video and let us know in the comment section if we missed anything. We're sure the InsideEVs Mustang Mach-E community will appreciate any additional tips you have to offer.

Source: State Of Charge (YouTube)