Ford Unveils Super Mustang Mach-E for Pikes Peak 2025: Chasing Records with All-Electric Power.
The Ford Mustang Mach-E is making headlines again, but this time, it’s not your average electric SUV—it’s an absolute beast built for Pikes Peak. Ford Performance is pushing boundaries with its latest EV demonstrator, dubbed the “Super Mustang Mach-E,” and it’s ready to tackle one of the world’s most iconic hill climbs.
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Unmatched Downforce and Aerodynamics
Ford’s latest Pikes Peak competitor is no ordinary Mach-E. This EV monster is engineered to generate a staggering 6,125 pounds of downforce, the highest of any Ford EV demonstrator yet. That means it’ll stick to the pavement like glue as it ascends the treacherous twists and turns of Pikes Peak.
From first glance, it’s evident that this is no everyday Mach-E—the aggressive modifications include a massive front splitter, bulging fenders, a custom roofline, and an oversized rear wing designed to maximize aerodynamic performance. The vehicle sits dramatically lower than the production model and sports Pirelli racing slicks, ensuring maximum grip during the demanding ascent.
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A Legacy of EV Domination
Ford has an impressive track record at Pikes Peak. In 2023, Romain Dumas piloted the SuperVan 4.2, setting an Open Class record and securing second place overall. Fast forward to 2024, and Ford claimed the top spot with the F-150 Lightning SuperTruck, boasting a jaw-dropping 2,200 horsepower.
Now, the Super Mustang Mach-E follows in their footsteps. While Ford hasn’t confirmed power figures, it’s safe to assume it’ll be in the ballpark of 2,000 horsepower, given the performance of its predecessors.
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What’s Next for Electric Racing?
Ford’s dedication to EV performance innovation is setting the stage for the future of electric motorsports. With increasing advancements in battery technology and aerodynamics, the Super Mustang Mach-E proves that EVs aren’t just about efficiency—they’re about adrenaline-pumping speed and precision.
The Pikes Peak Hill Climb, scheduled for June 22, 2025, will be the ultimate test for this electrified powerhouse. Will Ford reclaim the mountain once again? Stay tuned for one of the most thrilling EV battles in motorsports history.
