Ford Just Unveiled E-Bikes Inspired by the Bronco and the Mustang

You can already get an all-electric version of Ford’s Mustang, thanks to the Mustang Mach-E . Now you can snag an electric-bike iteration of the iconic sports car, too.

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Ford has teamed up with the e-bike company N+ on two new bikes inspired by the Mustang and the Bronco, with deliveries expected later this year. While neither ride is able to match the power and performance of a full-size vehicle, they’re sporty bikes with features that pay homage to their Ford predecessors.

“We know the passion and thrill that gets unlocked when people get behind the wheel of a Bronco and Mustang,” Tyler Hill, Ford’s global brand licensing manager, said in a statement. “These new eBikes will allow more people to experience the adventurous spirit of a Bronco and the exhilaration of a Mustang from the moment they grip the handlebars.”

Both bikes feature a 750-watt hub-mounted motor that churns out 85 Newton-meters of torque. Over a range of about 60 miles, you’ll be able to hit a top speed of 28 mph, and the battery can recharge in just three and a half hours. Along with the power, both the Bronco and the Mustang bikes come with four-piston hydraulic brakes and a full-color LCD panel that will show you the vehicle’s speed, range, and battery life.

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As for the differences between the two, the Bronco has been designed with what Ford is calling a GOAT (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) dual suspension system and a motorcycle-inspired seat. The standard Area 51 color option will cost $4,500, or you can upgrade to one of 10 additional colors for an extra $390. The Mustang bike, meanwhile, is being offered in Carbonized Gray Metallic for $4,000, with color upgrades for $390 as well. A special limited-edition 60th Anniversary Edition is also being made available exclusively at Ford dealers.

This isn’t the first time a marque has ventured into the world of electric bikes: Earlier this year, McLaren debuted the most powerful street-legal e-bikes on the planet. Lotus similarly released an electric bike last year, and Rivian announced that it was also developing a version of the electric ride. Prior to all of those, GMC worked with the e-bike company Recon on a ride inspired by the Hummer EV.

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