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Ford Mustang V8 hybrid on the way – report

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First reported by CarExpert · 12 August at 12:58 pm

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CarExpert·Motoring press·12 August at 12:58 pm

Ford Mustang V8 hybrid on the way – report

The Mustang's legendary V8 rumble is set to live into the next decade as the pony car range will reportedly expand with hybrid tech and a new sedan body style.

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The quick read

  • The Ford Mustang range will reportedly expand with hybrid tech
  • A new sedan body style is also expected to be added to the range
  • The Mustang's V8 engine will continue to be available
  • The expansion is set to occur in the next decade

For dealers: Australian dealers can expect increased interest in the Mustang range with the addition of hybrid tech and a new sedan body style

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The addition of a hybrid powertrain to the Mustang range will likely attract a new demographic of buyers who are looking for a more fuel-efficient vehicle without sacrificing performance

What it means for the order bank

Dealers can expect an increase in orders for the Mustang as the new hybrid model and sedan body style become available, particularly from buyers who have been waiting for a more practical and environmentally friendly version of the iconic car

The continued availability of the V8 engine will also ensure that traditional Mustang enthusiasts remain interested in the range, providing a balance between old and new buyers

Competitor response

Other manufacturers, such as Chevrolet with their Camaro, will need to respond to the updated Mustang range with their own hybrid and sedan offerings in order to remain competitive in the market

The expansion of the Mustang range will also put pressure on other Australian dealers who sell rival models to offer similar hybrid and sedan options, potentially leading to a shift in the market towards more fuel-efficient and practical vehicles

Taking action

Dealers can prepare for the updated Mustang range by training their sales staff on the benefits of the new hybrid powertrain and sedan body style, and by reviewing their inventory and pricing strategies to ensure they are competitive in the market

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their current Mustang inventory and pricing, and to begin developing a marketing strategy to attract the new demographic of buyers who will be interested in the hybrid model and sedan body style

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