Standard vs. Extended Range

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I bought a 2021 Premium standard range in early 21. I love the car but would like a bit more range and performance. I just realized the extended range boasts a better 0-60... something like a second better.

Has anyone driven a standard range versus an extended range, and is there a noticeable performance differenc?

Thanks.
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I bought a 2021 Premium standard range in early 21. I love the car but would like a bit more range and performance. I just realized the extended range boasts a better 0-60... something like a second better.

Has anyone driven a standard range versus an extended range, and is there a noticeable performance differenc?

Thanks.
Yeah, about a sec faster in 0-60 time...
 

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The standard range LFP pack does better with being fully charged than the Extended NMC pack, but weighs more and produces less peak power. According to the Ford product guys, it’s intended for heavy daily use, being recharged more completely and more often.

The Extended pack produces more peak power and holds more power overall. It’s more for people who charge infrequently, like apartment dwellers.

As long as your daily commute is less than 80% of your total range, the only advantage the Extended pack gives you is a little more acceleration (and hence it’s a little more fun).

I drove both, and the RWD vs AWD had a much more noticeable difference than the standard vs extended pack.

I drive over 200 miles a day, so I went extended range RWD. If you are looking at RWD I’d go with either pack based on your daily needs. For the AWD model, I’d only go with the extended range pack.

Just my take of course.
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