Ford F-150 Lightning News

With 200,000 reservations already booked, Ford says it will significantly ramp up capacity for its electric pickup.

Production of the Ford F-150 Lightning electric truck will resume after changes are made due to a battery issue that led to a fire.

Ford F-150 Lightning production and shipping of built trucks has been stopped due to a battery issue.

Ford is teasing a performance version of the electric F-150 Lighting, but there's no sign a production version is coming.

Ford has been showing EV concepts packing four-figure horsepower numbers, and it looks like the next will be based on the F-150 Lightning.

Ford's F-150 Lightning is quicker than previously though, though it's still no match for the Rivian R1T.

Ford's electric pickup has become a lot more expensive since it was launched.

Gas-engine sports cars are usually the subject of dynamometer testing, so testing an electric pickup truck like the Ford F-150 Lightning presented some challenges.

Material cost increases contribute to a price increase as high as 17.5% for the 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning, according to the company.

The first electric pickup designed for police duty is ready for service.

Ford has over 200,000 reservations for its F-150 Lightning and has almost quadrupled production capacity as a result.

With the right supplemental power systems, the electric pickup truck can power homes in case of outages.