“We didn’t want to copy and paste what we did with the Mustang two-door,” Taylor said. “The design honors the Mustang Mach-E’s place in the Mustang family, while giving it its own identity.”

Both vehicles have Rave Blue accents on their wheels, grille, exterior badges, and interiors, and they both have the updated “California Special” font, which trades the ’60s heritage style for a block look.

The Mustang Mach-E takes on additional design elements, including:

• 20-inch carbonized gray wheels with a printed GT/CS logo, along with gloss black aero wheel covers
• An illuminated Rave Blue pony emblem on the grille
• A special hood graphic, inspired by the California coastline

“It has the California Special wordmark on the hood, with radiating sunset lines in layered gray, black, and a blue accent representing the ocean,” Taylor said.

The interior sets the Mustang Mach-E GT California Special apart: Performance seats are upholstered in Navy Pier ActiveX and Miko material with reflective blue and silver stripe.