Which Ford Mustang years have blind-spot monitoring?
The Ford Mustang offers blind-spot monitoring in 6 of the 6 model years we have trim data for (2021–2026). It first appears in 2021, standard on the GT Convertible, GT Coupe, I4 Convertible, I4 Coupe, Mach 1 Coupe and Shelby GT500 Coupe. Every trim has it standard from 2023 on.
| Year | Has it? | Which trims |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Standard | Standard on every trim (Ecoboost, Ecoboost Premium, GT, GT Premium and Dark Horse). |
| 2025 | Standard | Standard on every trim (Ecoboost, Ecoboost Premium, GT, GT Premium and Dark Horse). |
| 2024 | Standard | Standard on every trim (Ecoboost, Ecoboost Premium, GT, GT Premium and Dark Horse). |
| 2023 | Standard | Standard on every trim (GT, I4 and Mach 1). |
| 2022 | Some trims | Standard on the GT Convertible, GT Coupe, I4 Convertible, I4 Coupe and Mach 1 Coupe. Optional on the Shelby GT500 Coupe (a package, option or drivetrain adds it). |
| 2021 | Standard | Standard on every trim (GT Convertible, GT Coupe, I4 Convertible, I4 Coupe, Mach 1 Coupe and Shelby GT500 Coupe). |
"Optional" means a package, option or drivetrain (FWD or AWD) adds it, so check the window sticker of the car you're buying. Trim data from OpenSpec, the manufacturer's equipment guides and NHTSA's vehicle database; years without trim data aren't listed.
Every model with blind-spot monitoring