The new generation Ford Mustang will enter production in March next year and will replace the existing S550.
see photosThe new generation Ford Mustang is likely to go on sale as the 2024 model year car.
The current generation Ford Mustang has been around for six years and is taking a little longer in the tooth. Well! Ford is gearing up to give a generation upgrade to the iconic muscle car but the next-gen model is expected only next year. According to Autoline Network, the new generation model will enter production in March next year and will replace the existing S550. That is, the new S650 Ford Mustang will come as a 2024 model year car.
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The next-gen Ford Mustang is likely to get a hybrid powertrain.
We now know that the new Mustang will be very forward looking and will adopt a cleaner powertrain. Ford is likely to offer it a hybrid powertrain to retain the tough fuel economy regulations, but there will be other options in the range. And then, there are also rumors that the new Mustang will also switch to all-wheel-drive (AWD) which will be a first in history. Now the foundation of the new generation Ford Mustang will certainly be upgraded, but it won’t be a completely new platform. A 2.3-litre EcoBoost or 5.0-litre V8 will be included in this range and a 5.2-litre supercharged V8 is also speculated.
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The next-gen Ford Mustang is likely to be an all-wheel-drive (AWD) car.
At the time Ford India announced that it would stop making cars in India, the carmaker made it clear that a restructuring was underway, and that it would not close all stores in India. The American auto giant will sell completely built units (CBUs) or imported premium models in our market and the Ford Mustang is on the cards. In fact, Ford will launch the current-gen Mustang in India in the second half of 2022 and the new-gen model is expected to follow after the global launch.
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