Ford shed some light on its EV roadmap with details on an all-new commercial van followed by two new electric pickup trucks.
This year, Ford will bring an all-new Ford F-150 Lightning electric vehicle demonstrator truck to Colorado Springs, Colorado, as competitor No. 150.
For the first time, Ford Pro is allowing dealer demonstrations of the full EV lineup – Lightning, Mach-E, standard and enhanced range E-Transit – exclusively for local and state government customers across the country.
The city of Charlotte, North Carolina, has added five new Ford F-150 Lightning electric vehicles into its code enforcement fleet.
Ford Pro will collaborate with Ecolab to electrify the global sustainability company’s North American sales and service fleet by 2030.
With a starting MSRP of $69,995, the new F-150 Lightning Flash electric pickup will have a range of 320 miles with an extended range battery. Online orders are set to begin in early 2024.
Studies show the importance of brand strength, which is true in the full-size pickup truck segment where brand loyalty often runs deep and fierce.
The Rogue Electric Vehicle Center, after a six-week expansion and retooling shutdown, has resumed production on the F-150 Lightning and the projected numbers have soared.
Fleets with Lightning models on order and scheduled for production will be re-invoiced to the updated pricing, according to Ford.
The Ford F-150 Lightning all-electric pickup truck and the Rivian R1T rank among the fleet EVs that make the final cut.
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