[machstang]

Ford included sufficient storage space in the Mach-E.

Up front, the center console and space underneath alone can fit a lot of common every day items. And if that's not enough, the floating arm rest further behind has storage space under it as well. In my opinion, its more than enough.

That said, what does everyone plan on carrying every day? For me its just a messenger bag, a water bottle, keys and my wallet. Simple. I know.

 

[timbop]

Most days just my phone and lunch in a bag. When my wife is with me I am sure she will put her purse under the armrest.

 

[ElectricPony]

Wallet, phone, keys, and a backpack. I also use the center console to place any loose change that I get.

 

[nj.red.mach.e]

I don't have keys, only a keyfob, my house door is electronic. I don't carry a wallet, only my license and a couple cards. And my phone.

 

[Jhalkias]

Lunchbag, coffee cup, laptop backpack, phone, and keys. I have a setup in my escape with a phone mount that makes WAZE really easy to view (my 2016 does not have CarPlay, and anyway I prefer the height of my mount to the small screen) my one concern is how easy and in view the large screen on the MME will be to the driver. I am tall 6'1" and don't want to have to constantly look down.

 

[dbsb3233]

Always keep a half-size box of kleenex tissues in the center console. And a microfiber cloth for cleaning eyeglasses. Those are always in the car.

To carry with me -- phone, wallet, and eyeglass case. Can't stand sitting on my wallet so it sits with the phone. Love the ample tray space on the Mach-e, including the rubberized base so things won't slide around.

 

[Moose]

I live in the great Pacific Northwest on Fidalgo Island in Anacortes, Washington. With the threat of a 9.0 earthquake of the Cascadia subduction zone overdue according to seismologists I carry a go kit in the back of my car to allow survival for three days if a major earthquake happens when I am away from home in the car. I carry: two sleeping bags, a two person tent, an air mattress, a case of water, a carry on suitcase with extra clothing, a duffel bab with food and other necessities, a portable chemical toilet and a pop-up privacy enclosure.

 

[PaulD]

I live in the great Pacific Northwest on Fidalgo Island in Anacortes, Washington. With the threat of a 9.0 earthquake of the Cascadia subduction zone overdue according to seismologists I carry a go kit in the back of my car to allow survival for three days if a major earthquake happens when I am away from home in the car. I carry: two sleeping bags, a two person tent, an air mattress, a case of water, a carry on suitcase with extra clothing, a duffel bab with food and other necessities, a portable chemical toilet and a pop-up privacy enclosure.

This is very similar to me when I lived in Sydney, Australia.

I always carried spare swimming trunks, sun cream and for emergencies a portable BBQ.

 

[timbop]

This is very similar to me when I lived in Sydney, Australia.

I always carried spare swimming trunks, sun cream and for emergencies a portable BBQ.

FTW!

 

[cjljr41]

Phone, hand sanitizer, readers, tissues...wait, just realized I'm old...dang it!