The Mustang e-bike starts at $4,000, and customers can also pay the extra fee for a paint color besides metallic gray. 3 Ford announced Wednesday its new Mustang e-bike, which mimics the Mustang ...

Priced at $4,000 for the Mustang and $4,500 for the Bronco, these premium E-bikes bring a touch of luxury to the market. We’ve seen Ford build all sorts of four-wheelers. But now, the American ...

The Mustang e-bike starts at $4,000 while the Bronco-inspired version start at $4,500, according to a press release. FORD INVESTING $3B IN F-SERIES SUPER DUTY TRUCK EXPANSION TO MEET DEMAND ...

The Mustang model is characterized by a more traditional design, and it ships with Pirelli Angel GT semi-slick tires for on-road use. Pricing for the Bronco e-bike starts at $4,500.

The Mustang is a Class 2 bike but only when under assist level 5, and it includes a motorcycle-style twist throttle rather than a thumb throttle. Straight throttle power cuts off above 20 mph.

Now, $2,400 is a rather low price when compared to e-bikes that are used for competitions, and the Mustang is not a bike to be used to bring home gold medals; this one is meant to be ridden around ...

The Mustang e-bikes start at $4,000. For an additional $390, customers can choose from 10 additional color options beyond standard Carbonized Gray Metallic.

Take a look at Wheels24 reader Gerick Mouton's tricked-out Husqvarna 701 Vitpilen bike, the only modified version currently in the country. In what must be a real treat for local Ford fans, a limited ...

Ford unveiled a pair of e-bikes loosely inspired by the Bronco and the Mustang. They're powered by a 750-watt motor and have a 60-mile electric range.