Shop new Ford Mustang Mach-E vehicles at Weber Ford in Granite City. Compare the available listings below, then review trim, battery, drivetrain and charging questions before arranging your visit.
Weber Ford • Granite City • Greater St. Louis
Compare all-electric driving with the space and versatility you need from an SUV. Weber Ford in Granite City gives you a place to move from Mach-E research to a particular vehicle, equipment list and test-drive conversation.
Battery, drivetrain, trim and options influence the experience more than the model name alone. Compare the vehicle’s window sticker and listing, then ask about the equipment that matters to your everyday driving. Range and charging information should match that vehicle’s model year and configuration.
A typical week of commuting, errands and passenger use may call for a different choice from frequent highway travel or a performance-focused purchase. Bring your route, parking situation and cargo needs to the comparison so the discussion stays centered on your priorities.
Start your comparison with the equipment on the individual Select. Identify the battery, drivetrain and option packages before assuming that a particular convenience or driver-assistance feature is included.
Look at the comfort, cabin and technology equipment you would use regularly. Compare the actual Premium with the Select or performance model you are considering, including any optional packages.
For a performance-focused choice, review the GT’s equipment and available performance-related packages. A performance badge does not eliminate the need to check tires, suspension options and the exact vehicle specification.
Rally offers a distinct performance-oriented configuration. Compare its equipment and intended use with GT and the other trims rather than treating Rally as only an appearance change.
Ford changed several equipment arrangements for the 2026 model year. The Technology Package is optional on Select and Premium and standard on GT; it is required for BlueCruise availability. Confirm the package and any applicable software access or subscription terms rather than assuming hands-free functionality is included with every vehicle.
On Select and Premium, features such as the 360-degree camera, front parking sensors and Reverse Brake Assist are associated with the Technology Package. Ford also lists the front trunk as optional for 2026. Open the window sticker and examine the actual cargo arrangement instead of assuming every model year is equipped the same way.
Charging accessories deserve the same attention. An adapter, charging cord and home installation are separate questions; verify which equipment and current program, if any, apply to the vehicle. Use the 2026 Mach-E trim comparison alongside the current Ford documentation.
Compare the vehicle’s stated range with the way it will be used. Speed, weather, cabin heating or cooling, load and driving conditions can affect actual range.
Identify dependable charging access and the time the vehicle will normally be parked. Review home and public charging options before buying equipment or assuming an installation benefit applies.
Check compatible stops along your actual route. A station’s highest advertised power does not establish a constant charging rate for the entire session; see how charging time works.
Review the vehicle’s written warranty, recommended charging routine and maintenance information. Our battery-life guide separates useful ownership questions from blanket battery-life promises.
Try the seating position, controls, visibility and cargo access. Explore the driving modes and regenerative-driving settings with an appropriate explanation before relying on them. Ask how the display, phone connection and charging controls work on the specific vehicle.
Bring the items you routinely carry or their measurements. Confirm rear-seat comfort and cargo space with the seating arrangement you will use. For any driver-assistance feature, understand the operating requirements and driver responsibilities; assistance does not make the vehicle autonomous.
Start with the listed vehicle and request the full transaction details. Use the payment calculator for scenarios, the Finance Center for financing questions and Value Your Trade for the next trade conversation. Final lender approval and terms depend on the application and transaction.
Also compare the cost of your charging plan and insurance. Review current Ford electric-vehicle program information for eligible offers, with the complete terms. This page does not promise a tax credit, installation benefit or specific monthly payment.
Mustang Mach-E overview • All new electric and hybrid shopping • Used electric and hybrid shopping • Hybrid versus electric • EV Research Center
Contact Weber Ford before traveling from St. Louis, Edwardsville, Collinsville or another nearby community for a particular vehicle. Confirm that the listing is available and arrange the kind of visit you need.
No. Use the model-year and configuration-specific information for the vehicle. Actual range also varies with driving and conditions.
Ford lists it as optional for 2026. Confirm the actual vehicle’s equipment instead of relying on an earlier model-year description.
The live vehicle listings above are the starting point for inventory shopping. The separate Mach-E overview provides additional model information.
No. Ask which cord, adapters and any current installation program apply to the specific vehicle and purchase.
Technical and shopping references: Ford Mustang Mach-E model information · Ford’s 2026 Mustang Mach-E changes · Ford home-charging information · Ford public-charging information
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