Ford sent shockwaves through the automotive world recently after announcing a major pivot in its electrification strategy. The automaker revealed plans to move away from its first-generation electric vehicles in favor of hybrids, extended-range EVs, and new models built on its upcoming Universal Platform. That announcement included the discontinuation of the Ford F-150 Lightning in its current form, along with the cancelation of a future all-electric van, leaving many to wonder what would happen to the Ford Mustang Mach-E.

Ford has now provided a clear answer. In a recent post shared on the F-150 Lightning Forum, the automaker confirmed that there is no impact to Mustang Mach-E production. Ford described the Mach-E as a “great success story,” noting that it is currently sold in nearly 60 markets worldwide and continues to play an important role in the company’s global vehicle portfolio.

Since its launch, the Mustang Mach-E has established itself as one of the most recognizable electric SUVs on the market. While it has yet to receive a full mid-cycle refresh, Ford has continued to refine the vehicle year over year. The 2025 model year introduced a variety of updates focused on design, technology, and driving dynamics, helping the Mach-E remain competitive in an increasingly crowded EV segment.

Sales performance has reinforced Ford’s confidence in the Mach-E. In many markets, it consistently ranks second among midsize electric crossovers, trailing only the Tesla Model Y. That momentum extends beyond North America, including markets like Australia, where Ford leadership has expressed satisfaction with the Mach-E’s positioning despite year-over-year sales fluctuations.

Ford Australia marketing director Ambrose Henderson recently emphasized that the Mach-E remains well aligned with customer expectations. He cited improvements to design, technology, and driving feel as factors that will continue to resonate with buyers, adding that Ford believes the vehicle is priced appropriately to meet sales targets in competitive global markets.

While Ford’s EV roadmap continues to evolve, the Mustang Mach-E’s future appears secure. As Ford balances affordability, performance, and electrification across its lineup, the Mach-E stands out as a proven electric SUV that will continue to represent the brand in the EV space for years to come.