The price cuts are part of Ford's plan to keep the SUV competitive in a fast-changing market, it said in a prepared statement.
The price of a base rear-wheel-drive standard range Mach-E will drop $900, from $46,895 to $45,995. The top-end GT extended range will fall $5,900, from $69,895 to $63,995. The prices don't include shipping, government fees or taxes.
