Weber Ford • Granite City • Greater St. Louis
The 2024 Mustang Mach-E is a five-passenger electric SUV offered in several configurations. Range, power and dimensions vary across Select, Premium, GT and Rally. Use this 2024 reference when comparing that model year; current inventory can include vehicles with different specifications.
Start with the model year, then identify the trim, battery and drivetrain. In the 2024 lineup, the standard-range battery has 72 kWh of usable capacity and the extended-range battery has 91 kWh. RWD means rear-wheel drive; eAWD means electric all-wheel drive.
The 2024 Ford order guide is a useful historical equipment reference. These 2024 battery capacities and configurations should not be copied onto a later model year simply because the trim has the same name.
For current-model shopping, use our 2026 Mustang Mach-E trim comparison. When considering a used vehicle, keep the listing and the correct year’s reference open together so each claim belongs to the car you are evaluating.
The following figures are Ford’s published EPA-estimated driving ranges for the 2024 configurations listed. They assume a full charge and are comparison estimates, not guaranteed mileage for every trip.
Actual range depends on conditions, speed, temperature, climate-control use, loading and battery age and condition. A used vehicle should be evaluated on its own history and condition rather than an assumption that a displayed estimate exactly reproduces the original rating.
| 2024 trim and drive | Battery | EPA-estimated range |
|---|---|---|
| Select or Premium, RWD | Standard range, 72 kWh usable | 250 miles |
| Select or Premium, eAWD | Standard range, 72 kWh usable | 230 miles |
| Premium, RWD | Extended range, 91 kWh usable | 320 miles |
| Select or Premium, eAWD | Extended range, 91 kWh usable | 300 miles |
| GT, eAWD | Extended range, 91 kWh usable | 280 miles |
| Rally, eAWD | Extended range, 91 kWh usable | 265 miles |
Ford lists different output for each battery and drivetrain combination. GT with the optional Performance Upgrade and Rally reach the same listed peak torque, while the GT without that upgrade has a lower figure.
These are manufacturer peak-output specifications under Ford’s stated conditions. They do not describe a constant output at every battery charge or temperature. Confirm the exact configuration and any performance upgrade on the vehicle.
| Configuration | Peak horsepower | Peak torque |
|---|---|---|
| Standard-range RWD | 264 hp | 387 lb-ft |
| Standard-range eAWD | 325 hp | 500 lb-ft |
| Extended-range RWD | 290 hp | 387 lb-ft |
| Extended-range eAWD, Select or Premium | 365 hp | 500 lb-ft |
| GT without Performance Upgrade | 480 hp | 600 lb-ft |
| GT with Performance Upgrade | 480 hp | 700 lb-ft |
| Rally | 480 hp | 700 lb-ft |
A single overall-length figure does not describe the entire 2024 lineup. Select and Premium share the listed length, while GT and Rally are longer. Use the appropriate trim when comparing your driveway, parking spot or garage.
The 2024 technical reference lists a 117.5-inch wheelbase across these versions. For practical garage planning, measure the actual vehicle with its mirrors in the position you will use and leave room to open doors and the liftgate.
| Trim | Overall length | Overall height |
|---|---|---|
| Select | 185.6 | 64.0 |
| Premium | 185.6 | 63.9 |
| GT | 186.7 | 63.5 |
| Rally | 187.0 | 64.9 |
Ford’s 2024 reference lists 43.3 inches of front legroom and 38.1 inches of second-row legroom. Those dimensions help establish a starting point for comparing passenger space, but seat adjustment and the people riding with you determine comfort.
Adjust the driver’s seat first, then try the rear row. If child seats are part of your routine, bring the actual seats and follow their instructions along with the vehicle manual. Do not assume that a five-seat description establishes the fit of every child-seat combination.
Bring measurements for a stroller, sports equipment, luggage or other regular cargo. Check the opening as well as the floor area, and decide how often the rear seats need to remain in use. A physical fit check can answer questions that a single cargo-volume number leaves open.
For 2024, Ford’s order guide removed the prior GT Performance Edition ordering item and added the GT Performance Upgrade. When you see a used listing, confirm which terminology and equipment actually apply to that model year.
Ford’s 2024 product update explains the performance changes and manufacturer acceleration testing. A headline acceleration time requires its stated configuration and conditions. It should not be assigned to every GT or to the configuration with the longest estimated range.
Our Mustang Mach-E acceleration guide separates model-year references and explains why battery, drivetrain and the performance upgrade matter. Use it alongside the vehicle’s equipment documentation rather than treating a badge as the complete answer.
An electric SUV works best when its charging plan fits the way you use it. Identify where you can charge overnight or during regular stops, then consider the longer routes you take through the St. Louis area and beyond.
For home charging, have the installation requirements assessed for the actual charging equipment and electrical service. For public charging, verify the station, connector compatibility and any approved adapter requirements for the vehicle. Do not assume every public charging location offers the same equipment or charging rate.
The time required also depends on starting charge, battery temperature and available power. Our EV charging-time guide explains those variables. Build your plan around realistic stops and convenient charging access, not only a best-case advertised time.
Compare the answers alongside the vehicle’s condition and purchase proposal. The specifications describe the configuration; they do not replace an assessment of the particular used car.
Premium with the extended-range battery and rear-wheel drive is listed at an EPA-estimated 320 miles. That figure does not apply to every Premium or every model year.
No. Ford lists 600 lb-ft for GT without the Performance Upgrade and 700 lb-ft with that upgrade. Rally is also listed at 700 lb-ft.
No. Select and Premium are listed at 185.6 inches, GT at 186.7 inches and Rally at 187.0 inches.
Use the specifications for the actual model year. The 72 kWh and 91 kWh usable-capacity figures here are explicitly a 2024 reference.
Visit Weber Ford at 3465 Progress Parkway in Granite City, Illinois, serving the St. Louis area. Call 618-452-5400 with a listing or VIN to discuss equipment, availability and the next step in your EV search.
