Ford is adding the game and Alexa Amazon to the Mustang Mach-E, among other things. And the first commissioning in Poland in June. • ELECTRICAL

Ford's US subsidiary will soon begin shipping an updated version of the software called Power-Up. In the Mustang Mach-E and the F150 pickup, it adds the ability to give voice commands using the Alexa engine, a drawing app, and some play. Meanwhile, the Polish branch of Ford has learned that the first acceptance of the electric crossover is scheduled for June 2021.

Ford Mustang Mach-E in Poland

As Andrzej Golembowski, communications and public relations specialist at the Polish branch of the manufacturer, told us:

The first landings are scheduled for June. On the other hand, the first Ford Mustang Mach-E demonstrators should appear in showrooms in late July or early August.

We know from reader reports that these will be the richest models (including: First Edition) with an enlarged 88 (98,8) kWh battery, 258 kW (351 km) and all-wheel drive. ... Depending on the option, they started from 286 or 304 thousand zlotys, they should have been delivered first, in April we learned that the company had collected 134 orders in total.

As for the software update itself Power-Up: Ford adds sketching app, announces voice recognition compatibility Alexa, promised individual user profiles stored in the FordPass app, compatibility with iOS navigation via Apple CarPlay, improved search in car navigation, and improved digital user manuals for multimedia presentations.

The update is expected to reach audiences in the coming weeks.... In turn, the third quarter of 2021 should see an update to the semi-autonomous driving system called BlueCruise. The latter package will most likely only be available to US and Canadian car buyers, at least initially.

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