Since its introduction in 2015, this generation of Ford Mustang models has been a bit old, undergoing a facelift but never replacing it. Nowadays, in the era when high-performance cars are buying one less, if you do not hurry to release a new generation of Ford Mustang, the future may only be electric horses. Recently, a foreign media said that the new generation of Ford Mustang models will be put into production as early as March 2023.
If the report is credible, it could mean that the S650 Mustang will be released as a 2024 model, rather than being originally thought to be available as a 2023 model. Ford may change the Mustang's drive form for the first time by adopting a hybrid system to keep up with stricter fuel economy regulations. We've also heard through gossip that the new generation of Mustangs may be using a four-wheel drive setup for the first time, and now that the automotive market is more chaotic, it is not surprising to see what kind of powertrain and what kind of power system.
The next generation of Mustangs will not be a redesigned model, as the new car will be born on top of the existing improved platform. The entry-level model will use a 2.3-litre EcoBoost four-cylinder engine, and the top model will also offer a 5.0-litre V8 engine, and a supercharged Predator 5.2-litre V8 may be added later. The hybrid system we mentioned earlier appears on top of the top rare S650 version. Finally, the news indicates that the all-electric Mustang two-door sports car will be put into production in December 2028 at the beginning of this year. If true, this means that the upcoming S650 will be the last high-performance Mustang sports car to offer an internal combustion engine.