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Ford is doubling down on electric vehicles as noted by an announcement of an All-Electric 'Mach 1' SUV coming in 2020.
In an announcement at the North American International Auto Show on Detroit, Ford said the performance SUV will be developed by the company's Team Edison at an electric- and autonomous-vehicle plant being built in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood, but revealed few other details.
The Mach 1 name has been used previously with Ford Mustangs. A short video that accompanied the announcement took a "Frankenstein" tone as it showed a Mustang and a Ford Explorer entering a factory building, then a series of lightning bolts flash and the front doors open to reveal....something fast.