The 2024 Ford Mustang will not be rolling into showrooms until this summer, but its prices have been released.

The updated pony car features fresh exterior styling and a new interior with a full digital dashboard on all trims.

It carries over the choice of an Ecoboost 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine or 5.0-liter V8, both matched to either a six-speed manual transmission or 10-speed automatic.

The V8 will deliver 486 horsepower in the Mustang GT, making it the most powerful version of the model ever, while a higher performance Mustang Dark Horse will get one with 500 horsepower.

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The changes come with changes in price from the current cars, of course, and they're not insignificant.

A base Ecoboost Fastback starts at $30,920, not including destination fees, which is up from $27,770 for the 2023 car.

The lowest priced GT Fastback is now $41,945, an increase of $3,150.

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The Dark Horse, which is a new model, but similar in spirit to the $56,570 Mach 1, lists for $57,950.

Pricing details for options and accessories, including the automatic transmission, have not yet been released.

The Dark Horse will also be offered with a Handling Package that upgrades the tires, suspension and adds a rear wing and other downforce-producing elements.

It can also be ordered with color-shifting paint a hand-painted stripe package similar to the $10,000 option that was available on the last Mustang Shelby GT500, but Ford has not yet said how much either will be.