Ford enlisted the help of performance cycling brand N+ to help them create the Ford Mustang, balancing the automotive inspiration with world-class e-bike engineering.
Ford Mustang E-Bike Review
Written by: Nick Cowie | September 20, 2026 | Time to read: 5 min
The iconic Ford Mustang name and logo are no longer just for cars. Ford teamed up with N+ to bring the Mustang to the bike world with this aggressive, fast, and capable Class 3 urban electric bike.

More about the Author: Nick Cowie
Nick is a writer with seven years of experience in the cycling industry. In his free time, he enjoys swimming, Jiu Jitsu, and spending time outdoors.

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Ford Mustang Specification Highlights
The Ford Mustang does not have a bunch of different spec options. Instead, this bike comes with a single high-performance build, with the exception of a limited-edition version that has a specialty design. It has both Class 2 and Class 3 capabilities, meaning that there is a throttle-only mode and a 28 mph pedal-assist option.
Key Specifications:
- Frame: Premium 6061 aluminum alloy frame engineered by N+ with fully integrated internal cable routing
- Fork: N+ Tarmac-tuned, weight-adjustable front and rear air-sprung shocks
- Motor: Custom Ford-branded rear-wheel hub motor
- Motor Torque: 85 Nm (63 lb-ft)
- Maximum Assistance: 20 mph / 32 km/h (US Class 2 throttle limits) or 28 mph / 45 km/h (US Class 3 configuration depending on market firmware tuning)
- Peak Power: 750 W nominal
- Battery: Integrated, non-removable 48V, 15Ah lithium-ion downtube block (720 Wh capacity)
- Estimated Range: Up to 96 km / 60 miles of motor assistance in Eco Mode
- Tire Clearance: 27.5" x 2.25" (Pirelli Angel GT urban street tires with integrated mudguards)
- Drivetrain: Shimano CUES U4000 9-speed mechanical derailleur setup
- Weight: 30.8 kg / 68 lbs (including main battery pack)
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What makes the Ford Mustang an urban muscle bike?
Anything with the Ford name will have a focus on the motor, but what is built around the motor is just as important on the Ford Mustang e-Bike. Just like its automotive counterpart, the Mustang is a heavy-duty choice for tackling urban environments with confidence, speed, and comfort.
- Frame: The Ford Mustang comes with a beefy but lightweight aluminum frame that is ready to stand up to all of the challenges city riding presents. It puts the rider in an aggressive position, encouraging fast riding on a frame that is durable enough for anything you put in its path.
- Urban suspension: Despite being designed for road use, the Ford Mustang uses tarmac-tuned air shocks at both the front and rear of the bike. These shocks can be finely tuned via air pressure to match the rider’s weight, providing a custom fit. The Mustang can soak up vibrations from potholes and rough pavement with ease.
- Wheels: The Ford Mustang is equipped with 27.5-inch wheels, adding to the bike’s combination of nimble handling and city toughness. The wheels come with Pirelli Angel GT semi-slick tires. The tire is made with a street-tuned compound, optimizing the contact patch for cornering at high speeds.

What e-Bike features are on the Ford Mustang?
The power of the Ford Mustang is iconic, so it is no surprise that they decided to give the e-Bike Class 3 capabilities. When using pedal assist, the motor can assist up to 28 mph. There is also an option to use just the throttle, in which case the motor will cut out at 20 mph. This effectively makes the Ford Mustang a Class 2 and Class 3 e-Bike in one package.
- Drive Unit: The Ford Mustang comes with a custom Ford-branded rear wheel hub motor that offers up to 85 Nm of torque and 750 watts of power. This gives it a full horsepower of capability, testing the limits of what is still considered a bicycle in most states. This motor can turn the steepest urban climbs into the easiest part of your day.
- Cockpit: A custom cockpit integrates a full-color LED display with a one-piece handlebar design. The screen uses telemetry graphics inspired by the Ford Mustang digital infotainment dashboard system, giving you all your ride stats and motor settings in one place.
- Lighting: Like many other components on this bike, the lighting of the Ford Mustang e-Bike was inspired by the aesthetic of the sports car. Its LED taillights are fully functional, mimicking the same triple-bar design that you see on the car. The start button also looks like a red engine light, paying homage to an iconic car.
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Who is the Ford Mustang for?
Ford Mustang enthusiasts and car lovers in general will love the overall vibe of the Mustang e-Bike, but you don’t have to be a car lover to appreciate this electric bike. Even if it had a different name, different look, and no connections to an already-popular product, the Ford Mustang e-Bike would speak for itself. This bike does a great job of combining speed and power with more durability and compliance than you typically get from an urban e-Bike. It is a Class 3 bike with a powerful motor, but also remains nimble with a practical suspension. The Ford Mustang has all your bases covered for city riding.
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Key Takeaways
- The Ford Mustang e-Bike earns its name: Ford didn’t just slap the Mustang on a random e-Bike to make sales. This electric bike embodies the Mustang name, showing massive power in the city and being a ton of fun to ride.
- Comfort comes with power: It is easy to focus on the 750-watt motor or Class 3 ability of the Ford Mustang, but its compliance and suspension system are as good as it gets for a city electric bike.
- The lighting and cockpit give a Mustang experience: The lights on the Ford Mustang are designed to evoke memories of the car. The cockpit does the same with a very practical and easy-to-use screen.


