2021-2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E E-Transit Drive Motor Inverter Cover OEM

Name: 2021-2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E E-Transit Drive Motor Inverter Cover OEM
Brand: Ford
SKU: LJ9Z-10A687-B
Price: 105.24 USD
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This is a Genuine OEM Ford Drive Motor Inverter Cover for the 2021–2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E and the 2022–2025 Ford E-Transit. It is a high-voltage drivetrain component that forms part of the drive motor inverter assembly on fully electric vehicles.

This part is Genuine OEM Ford, sourced directly from Ford's manufacturing program for battery electric vehicles. It is compatible with all Mustang Mach-E variants including Standard Range, Extended Range, GT, and GT Performance Edition in both rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive configurations, as well as all E-Transit all-electric cargo van variants. This is a single cover unit for the drive motor inverter assembly.

Quick Part Facts

Condition: New OEM
Part Type: Drive Motor Inverter Cover
Application: High Voltage Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) drivetrain component
Compatible Drivetrains: Rear-Wheel Drive and All-Wheel Drive (Mustang Mach-E); All-Electric (E-Transit)
Fits All Mustang Mach-E Variants: Standard Range, Extended Range, GT, GT Performance Edition
Fits All E-Transit Variants

Fitment

Year Range	Make	Model	Trim/Engine	Notes/Options
2021-2025	Ford	Mustang Mach-E	Electric Motor — RWD: 198kW (266hp) Standard Range, 258kW (346hp) Extended Range; AWD: 198kW+68kW combined	High Voltage BEV component; Standard Range, Extended Range, GT, GT Performance Edition; RWD and AWD
2022-2025	Ford	E-Transit	Electric Motor — 135kW (181hp) or 198kW (266hp) depending on variant	High Voltage BEV component; all-electric cargo van; all variants

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