Ford adds Troy Lee Designs styling package to the 2026 Mustang EcoBoost Premium coupe.
Package includes GT front-end parts, bronze accents, and exclusive multi-colour graphics.
Production is capped at 550 units, with orders already open.
Ford is adding another special-edition iteration to the S650 lineup: the 2026 Mustang EcoBoost Premium TLD Signature Edition, a limited-run package developed in collaboration with Troy Lee Designs. The package focuses on visual differentiation rather than performance gains, giving the turbocharged four-cylinder coupe a meaner appearance and a distinct identity.

Troy Lee Designs, founded in 1981, built its reputation through custom paint and graphics work in motocross before extending into series including NASCAR, IndyCar, and Formula 1. For Mustang, the company worked with Ford’s design team to adapt that “Art and Speed” approach into a production vehicle package.
The exterior is offered only in Shadow Black. Over that finish, red, orange, purple, and yellow graphics are applied, designed to follow the body sides and reinterpret the Mustang pony emblem in Troy Lee Designs’ visual style. Matching graphics also appear on the hood.

Beneath the colours are several exterior parts from the Mustang GT, including the hood, grille, and front fascia. These components give the EcoBoost Premium a near-identical front-end treatment to the V8 model. Sinister Bronze is used on the grille nostrils, centre pony badge, and standard 19-inch wheels, creating a consistent and attractive accent theme across the car.
Inside, the configuration is limited to a Carmine Red cabin. A serialized instrument panel badge identifies each unit and underlines the package’s capped production.

Production will be limited to only 550 units. The TLD Signature Edition package carries a US$3,000 price premium. Order banks for the 2026 Mustang lineup, including the Mustang RTR package and TLD Signature Edition, opened March 27, while orders for the Mustang Dark Horse SC are scheduled to open in late April. Ford expects the new models to reach customers this summer.















