Chevy Bolt EUV vs Ford Mustang Mach-E

With sharp curves and edges that create a muscular profile, you can rest assured that others will know you’re the pack leader. On top of their athletic builds, these models each offer seven different exterior colors, giving you the selection needed to customize your car to your liking.

Still, you’ll see the Mach-E offers either muted or vibrant colors. There’s no in-between option for drivers who like the best of both worlds. The Bolt EUV, on the other hand, offers a balance of exterior options, including:

• Ice Blue
• Summit White
• Gray Ghost
• Bright Blue
• Radiant Red

Want more ways to make your SUV your own? The Chevy Bolt EUV is the way to go.

There are lots of ways to instill your racing authority as you travel around town. One of the best ways is with race-inspired exterior accents. When you drive the LT Redline or Premier Redline trim level of the Chevy Bolt EUV, you gain access to performance-packed design features, including:

• 17-inch aluminum Black wheels with Red accents
• Red-accented mirror caps
• Jet Black interior upholstery with Red stitching

Especially when paired with the softer exterior options like Summit White, these Red accents give your SUV the pop of color you crave.

While the Mach-E is the sibling of the iconic muscle car, no similar accent features are found.

With the gentle purr of the electric motor in the background, you can surge ahead with a smile on your face. Both SUVs can produce at least 200 horsepower and 266 lb-ft of torque for quick acceleration.

For an even more fun-filled and responsive commute, you can engage either SUV in Sport Mode. This selectable drive mode automatically adjusts how your vehicle performs by modifying throttle response, steering feel, and more.

With nearly identical standard driving ranges and the convenience of at-home or on-the-go charging, either the Chevy Bolt EUV or the Mustang Mach-E is a great choice for your long-distance commutes.

Did you know you can also charge the battery of your electric vehicle (EV) as you travel? This is possible thanks to regenerative braking, a system that captures and stores braking power and transforms it into reusable energy. You can also use this energy to help slow your vehicle, thanks to One Pedal Driving, which is standard on both SUVs.

However, only the Bolt EUV comes with Regen on Demand™. With the simple pull of a steering-wheel-mounted paddle, you can extend the driving range by recapturing vehicle energy.

Gone are the days of needing a nap after a long commute. The Chevy Bolt EUV and the Mustang Mach-E both come equipped with hands-free driving capabilities. Optional Super Cruise™ with the Chevy and BlueCruise with the Ford use modern technology to keep you centered in your marked lane and traveling at appropriate speeds.

While similar technology is found on both SUVs, Chevy users may be able to utilize this feature more often. That’s because it’s compatible with more than 200,000 miles of North American roads. The Ford, on the other hand, is compatible with 130,000 miles.

The safety of you and those around you is the most important thing. Chevy and Ford know this, and that’s why they come standard with advanced driver-assist technologies. Cameras and sensors monitor your surroundings and provide alerts to potential hazards.

The addition of a Pedestrian Safety Signal with the Bolt EUV helps keep pedestrians alert, as this feature will create an external sound when your vehicle is traveling at low speeds. No similar feature is mentioned with the Mach-E.

Additionally, the Bolt EUV works to help the next generation of drivers master the skill with Teen Driver, a feature that instills positive driving habits via reducing speed and volume as well as automatically enabling certain safety features. An in-vehicle report can also be accessed so you can track your novice driver’s progress. Once again, no similar feature is found with the Ford.