Ford Unveils Electric Mustang Mach-E NASCAR Prototype

The groundbreaking EV concept showcases Ford's push for sustainability and innovation in motorsport technology.

The Mustang Mach-E NASCAR prototype features three electric motors producing up to 1,360 horsepower in qualifying mode.
Built on NASCAR's Next Gen chassis, it incorporates Cup Series components like suspension, brakes, and steering, with a carbon fiber tub for reduced weight and enhanced rigidity.
The prototype has been tested on both oval and road courses, but Ford has not confirmed plans for its competitive debut, suggesting it may be used for demos and exhibitions.
Ford describes the project as a way to explore EV technology in motorsports and engage fans, while addressing skepticism from traditional racing enthusiasts.
This announcement follows Ford's confirmation of its return to the World Endurance Championship in 2027, reigniting its historic rivalry with Ferrari at Le Mans.