Mustang SUV Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

Ford does not sell a gas-powered Mustang SUV. When people search for one, the vehicle they are looking for is the Mustang Mach-E, the electric crossover that carries the Mustang name. It is sold in several trims, with rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive versions and a performance GT at the top.

Prices for the Mach-E are easy to get wrong, because two reputable tables list different numbers for what looks like the same trim. This guide shows both, explains the gap, and covers the popular options so you can build a realistic budget.

Start with the MSRP figures listed by AAA for the 2026 model year.

The Select RWD is listed at $37,795, and the Select AWD at $40,795. The Premium AWD is $43,595, the GT is $53,395, and the Rally is $57,690. These figures come from AAA Oregon/Idaho.

MotorTrend publishes its own trim table for the same model year, and the numbers are higher in several places.

MotorTrend lists the Select RWD at $39,840, the Premium RWD at $42,640, the Select AWD at $42,840, the Premium AWD at $45,640 and the GT AWD at $55,440.

Compare the two tables for the Select RWD. AAA Oregon/Idaho shows $37,795, while MotorTrend shows $39,840. The same pattern appears on the Select AWD, the Premium AWD and the GT. The sources are different, and the destination charge may be treated differently: one table may list the base MSRP and the other may include destination or a different equipment level. Neither source explains the gap on its own page, so check which one your quote matches. The headline range from Car and Driver, $39,840 – $59,735, runs from the Select RWD to the Rally and sits closer to the MotorTrend end at the bottom.

When you shop, compare quotes that list the same trim, drive type, battery and destination status. The AAA table includes a Rally trim that the MotorTrend table does not, and the MotorTrend table has a Premium RWD that the AAA one does not, so the two lists cannot be lined up row by row.

The trim price is a starting point. Two options come up often.

The extended-range battery on the Select AWD adds $5,250, according to AAA Oregon/Idaho. BlueCruise, Ford's hands-free driving system, is available as a one-time purchase at $2,495, according to MotorTrend. Check with the seller whether BlueCruise requires a separate subscription or has other conditions.

Beyond those, paint, wheels, interior packages and charging equipment add to the total. Destination, taxes, registration and dealer fees come on top and vary by state.

Rather than ranking trims, think in terms of what you need:

• Select: the lowest entry price in each table, available with rear-wheel or all-wheel drive.
• Premium: the next step up, with more equipment than the Select.
• GT: the performance version, with the highest price among the regular trims.
• Rally: an off-road themed version listed by AAA at $57,690.

Equipment differs by trim, so read Ford's current spec sheet to see what each one includes before you decide a step up is worth it.

The Mach-E is a different vehicle from the Mustang coupe. It is a four-door electric crossover with a different layout and purpose. If you want a gas V8 sports car, you want the Mustang coupe or convertible, which is priced separately. If you want an electric SUV with Mustang styling, the Mach-E is the one.

Owning an EV adds a few costs outside the vehicle price. Home charging usually requires a Level 2 charger and an electrician, and the quote depends on your panel and where you park. Insurance rates differ by trim and by region, so get a quote before you buy. Electricity prices vary by utility, which changes the cost per mile. Local incentives and rebates may exist, and their rules change, so check with your state and utility.

Ask for an itemized out-the-door quote that names the trim, battery, options and destination. If two quotes differ, compare line by line. Confirm the model year too: a 2025 vehicle in dealer inventory and a 2026 build can be priced differently. Ask whether the dealer adds fees or accessories to the price and whether those are optional.