A FULLY ELECTRIC '67 MUSTANG BY CHARGE CARS
The 1967 Mustang electric price question points straight to the Charge '67, a fully electric reimagining of the 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback built in London by Charge Cars. Limited to just 499 hand-built examples, it is far more than a restoration: it pairs an officially licensed classic body with a modern 536 horsepower electric drivetrain, with reservations placed at a price north of $400,000.
How much does the electric 1967 Mustang cost?
Charge Cars produces only 499 examples of its Electric Mustang and takes reservations from buyers prepared to spend well over $400,000, with more recent reporting citing a starting figure around the equivalent of $450,000. As Motor1 reports, that price buys a hand-built, fully bespoke EV rather than a mass-market car, positioning the Charge '67 firmly in the boutique restomod segment.
How powerful is the Charge Cars Mustang?
Each car uses an all-wheel-drive system that powers all four wheels through an electric motor and battery pack producing 536 horsepower and 1,520 Nm of torque. The result is a 0 to 60 mph time of 3.9 seconds and an estimated range of 200 miles, with DC fast charging to top the battery back up quickly. As Carscoops notes, Charge engineered the car for the US market as well as Europe.
What makes the Charge '67 special?
Every car is constructed on a new, officially licensed, US-made body shell based on the original 1967 design. Beyond the electric powertrain, the Charge '67 receives suspension upgrades and subtle visual changes that highlight the Mustang's classic lines, while the cabin gets a luxury makeover befitting a contemporary grand tourer. It is a car that keeps the soul of a 1960s icon and the manners of a modern EV.
Where to buy the electric 1967 Mustang
TheArsenale carries the Charge Electric Mustang directly, so you can configure and reserve this 536 horsepower icon today. Browse the full TheArsenale cars collection for more electric and restomod machines, including the Nardone 928 Porsche restomod, the Equus Bass 770 modern muscle car, and The Throwback by Equus.
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