in channel Tweet embedby member Tweet embedPictures of the new Ford Mustang 2023 have been unofficially revealed, showing the new generation of the powerful car that will arrive in Brazil next year, with a new design.
The new Mustang arrives in the S650 generation and draws attention to the chassis with smoother, streamlined lines, with a front end featuring triple full-LED headlights.
The long bonnet gains air inlets closer to the front grille, with a larger layout while keeping the two side vents in the same group.
The bumper has a more powerful shape and compact wing, while the mirrors are more aerodynamic and the roof is more flexible.
At the rear, the triple lanterns look like traffic lights and are fully LED-lit, with the bumper slightly less wrapped, but with the GT version’s four exhaust ports and a diffuser.
Inside, the new panel houses a 12.3-inch digital cluster, as well as multimedia with a much larger flat screen.
The steering wheel is also new, the climate controls are greatly simplified, as is the console, which has a shortened parking brake lever and a gear lever with a ball-clip.
The Recaro leather sports seats have a new finish with hollow elements in the backrests and a really interesting look.
It’s not yet known how small the space for those left behind will be, but the 2023 Ford Mustang will arrive with 315-hp EcoBoost 2.3 and V8 5.0 Coyote engines, which should reach at least 470 horsepower.
The 10-speed automatic transmission and the 6-speed manual transmission, as well as the indispensable rear-wheel drive will continue.
The new Mustang will be officially introduced in this corner (15) and will maintain its American production and without a plug-in hybrid version, however, a 48-volt mild hybrid system may appear in the states and reduce consumption.
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