F-150^® Lightning^® General Product Information

The F-150 Lightning is built at the Rouge complex, in an all-new facility built specifically for the F-150 Lightning. It is proudly assembled in the United States out of domestic and globally sourced parts.^*

Every F-150 Lightning goes through the same Built Ford Tough^® engineering and testing regimen every other F-Series truck endures. The F-150 internal combustion engine version was tested with the equivalent of 7.4 million miles before the first vehicle went on sale.

The F-150 Lightning with the extended-range battery targets 0 to 60 mph in the 4-second range. It is also targeted to reach peak acceleration in 0.6 seconds.^**

The F-150 Lightning features dual electric motors that have more torque than any F-150 available today. It can tow up to 10,000 lbs^† with the max trailer tow package and extended-range battery on Pro, XLT, and Lariat models.

Yes. High-strength, military-grade aluminum alloy is proven to be our best-performing material to meet our Built Ford Tough standards, along with an upgraded, high-strength steel frame.

Our new high-strength steel frame was uniquely designed for the F-150 Lightning, developed specifically to help the truck deliver its Built Ford Tough durability and capability.

The F-150 Lightning shares a number of body panels with the internal combustion engine and F-150 PowerBoost Hybrid, which include the doors and bed interior. These commonalities enable the transfer of your accessories and upfits between trucks.

All Ford Electric Vehicle batteries are recyclable. In addition, Ford has recently partnered with Redwood Materials to build a more sustainable battery life-cycle.

The standard-range battery has 98 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of usable battery energy, and the extended-range battery has 131kWh^†† of usable battery energy.

The F-150 Lightning comes equipped with Intelligent Range that helps calculate range based on past driver behavior, weather conditions, speed, terrain, and even towing and payload (with available onboard scales) to predict how much energy will be used in future driving. 

If the range is impacted notably by any number of factors at the start of a trip, you will receive a notification in your cluster highlighting the new range estimate and details about why the estimate changed.

The SYNC 4A system is a sleek and modern interface that uses machine learning to learn drivers' preferences and gets better over time with software updates. The available 15.5-inch portrait touchscreen and adaptive dash card interface ditches complicated menus, making it easier to access features.

As an available feature, Phone As A Key (PAAK) is a new alternative to a traditional Intelligent Access key fob. With a securely paired, eligible smartphone as a virtual key, PAAK provides similar capabilities, such as unlocking and locking the doors, opening the liftgate, turning the vehicle on and off remotely, as well as starting and driving the vehicle.

The Mega Power Frunk allows you to easily lock and store items like tools, job site materials, and power equipment. For wet or muddy gear, there is a drain hole to wash it out, making packing virtually anything an option. D-rings, cargo hooks, a cargo net, and a no-skid, removable floor mat help secure a variety of cargo items. It is also wide enough to fit two full sets of golf clubs or two carry-on bags and one checked bag.

Available Pro Power Onboard on the F-150 Lightning enables 2.4 kilowatts (kW) of in-vehicle power and 9.6 kW of exportable electricity. 

• The 2.4 kW of power can be used to charge or power devices such as:
  • Tablets and smartphones.
  • Power tools.
• The 9.6kW Pro Power Onboard provides a 240-volt (V) outlet and enables vehicle-to-vehicle charging with the Mobile Power Cord and adapter. 

Note: Electrical outlets are located in three different areas:

• Cab
• Mega Power Frunk
• Rear bed

Approximately 2.4 kilowatts (kW) of the total Pro Power Onboard is accessed from the Mega Power Frunk for powering tools, appliances, and more. It comes equipped with four electrical outlets and two USB chargers, so it can easily be used as a portable workstation that also powers worksite tools.

With Ford Home Backup Power, enabled by the available Ford Charge Station Pro and Home Integration System, your F-150 Lightning can automatically kick in to power your house if your power goes out. Once power is restored, the truck automatically reverts to charging its battery. Based on an average of 30 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of use per day, a fully charged F-150 Lightning with extended-range battery provides full-home power for up to 3 days, or as long as 10 days if power is rationed^b, with results varying based on energy usage.

In the future, Ford will introduce Home Power Management, which can use the truck to power homes during high-cost, peak-energy hours while taking advantage of low-cost overnight rates to charge the vehicle in time for your morning drive. This can help save money on electricity that powers your vehicle and home while also taking pressure off the grid in peak usage times.

Ford is teaming up with the nation's leading solar company, Sunrun, to facilitate easy installation of the Home Integration System required for Home Backup Power. 

Qmerit is Ford's partner for Ford Connected Charger and Charge Station Pro installation.

Through these collaborations, you can also install solar energy in your home, enabling you to power your household with clean, affordable energy and charge your F-150 Lightning with the power of the sun.

Yes, you must purchase your F-150 Lightning from an Electric Vehicle (EV)-certified Ford Dealer or Ford EV-certified commercial center. You can do so online and pick up the truck at your selected dealer. 

All F-150 Lightning vehicles are currently eligible for A/Z and D-Plan Pricing. X-Plan pricing is available for the 2024 model year F-150 Lightning.

Our New Vehicle Limited Warranty will help give you peace of mind with the following:

• Electric Vehicle Component Coverage: Eight years or 100,000 miles (whichever occurs first), with retention of 70% or more of the original High Voltage Battery capacity over that period
• Powertrain Coverage: Five years/60,000 miles
• Bumper to Bumper Coverage: Three years/36,000 miles
• Safety Restraint System Coverage: 5 years/60,000 miles
• Corrosion Coverage (perforation only): 5 years/unlimited miles
• Electric Vehicle Roadside Assistance Program: 5 years/60,000 miles