Why was the Mach-E missing from this comparison?

[Goodsam]

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2023/0...imates-in-this-real-world-efficiency-testing/
See the comparison table made in a comment that is promoted at the end of the article:

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Since I'm not the only reader who wanted a comparison table ... I've slapped together this first-cut. It's based purely on the information in the article, so there are empty cells where the individual vehicle wasn't full described nor the body type apparent from the photo. (Body type may not be a useful attribute: it's intended as a proxy for weight class, and might correlate with MPG, but can't be fully analyzed without engine type and battery size.) The table is in the article's order; I have not sorted by make or MPG.

Edit 1: By request (thank you for the feedback, fellow commenters): Added EPA MPG estimate, percent difference between EPA and EcoRun (positive is better), sorted by EcoRun MPG, added "article order" to align to prose if you choose, deleted "model year" (they're all 2023 or similarly recent, I guess?).

Make	Model	Style	Drivetrain	Engine(s)	EPA	EcoRun	Diff	Article
Kia	Niro EV		BEV		113	156.0	+38%	17
Hyundai	Ioniq 6	sedan	BEV		103	129.0	+25%	13
Hyundai	Ioniq 5	sedan	BEV		98	122.0	+24%	14
Lexus	RZ 450e	sedan	BEV		102	120.5	+18%	10
Genesis Electrified	GV70		BEV		91	120.0	+32%	16
Mercedes-Benz	EQE 500 4Matic	sedan	BEV		94	119.0	+27%	15
Polestar	2	sedan	BEV	dual motor	100	108.2	+8%	8
Toyota	Mirai	sedan	fuel cell		74	74.7	+1%	3
Kia	Niro PHEV	crossover	hybrid	1.6L + electric, 180 hp and 265 Nm	49	54.5	+11%	9
Toyota	Corolla Hybrid AWD	sedan	hybrid	1.8L + electric	48	50.7	+6%	6
Toyota	Prius Prime		hybrid	2.0L, 220 hp	52	48.1	- 8%	1
Honda	Accord Hybrid	sedan	hybrid	FWD 335 Nm	44	44.7	+2%	4
Honda	CR-V	SUV	hybrid		37	38.5	+4%	5
Hyundai	Tucson	SUV	hybrid	1.6L turbo + 59 hp electric, 226 hp and 350 Nm	37	34.5	- 7%	2
Mazda	CX-90		hybrid		25	30.0	+20%	12
Lexus	RX 500h	hatchback	hybrid	2.4L turbo, 376 hp	27	28.6	+6%	7
Jeep	Wrangler Unlimited 4xe		hybrid		20	28.2	+41%	18
Range Rover	P440e		hybrid		21	25.1	+20%	11

August 15, 2023 at 12:18 pm

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No Ford, Rivan, Lucid, Fisker, VW, Porsche, either. Article says manufacturers were invited, but doesn’t say if they invited them and they declined. You could ask the publisher, they’ll know.