An All-Electric Ford F-150 Pickup Truck Is Happening. A hybridized truck is in the cards from Ford, too; both will likely appear once the F-150 gets redesigned.

Ford unveiled Wednesday the F-150 Lightning, an all-electric pickup truck that is a critical piece of the company’s $22 billion investment into electrification.

The Ford F-150 Lightning may be the best pickup truck the company has ever made. All it took was making it completely electric, something that, not long ago, might have seemed off-brand for a ...

Ford's head of electrification is hinting that the electric F-150 could be on the market as soon as 2021.; The EV version of the top-selling vehicle on the market is expected out within a year ...

We got up close and personal with the new, all-electric F-150 Lightning. The truck starts at around $40,000 for the Pro model, but pricier trucks can stretch past $90,000.

Now, much of this is new to the F-150, but it isn’t new to electric trucks in general, with the likes of Rivian building some similar features and specs into its models. (Nor is all of it un ...

We expect the all-electric Ford F-150 to cost about $55,000, but Ford hasn’t released pricing. Ford is known for offering a range of body styles and cab lengths, ...

The all-electric F-150 will also debut new technology, such as mobile power generation, while over-the-air updates will keep the improvements rolling in. Finally, a front trunk will add to the ...

For even more specialized needs, there’s the high-performance Raptor and the all-electric Lightning. What truly sets the F-150 apart is its seemingly endless list of customization options.

The 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning seen in these photos is a segment-defining all-electric pickup truck. In fact, it's the single most consequential new vehicle in development from the Blue Oval right now.

Ford is temporarily halting production of its all-electric F-150 Lightning pickup truck in the face of slowing demand for battery-powered vehicles. The Detroit automaker announced Thursday that it ...

DETROIT — Ford Motor plans to halt production of its all-electric F-150 Lightning from mid-November until early next year to address bloated inventories and narrow losses on the pickup trucks.