Riding along in Ford’s F-150 Lightning
Ahead of being able to actually drive it, Ford offered us a chance to check out a prototype of the fleet version of the upcoming F-150 Lightning. While we don’t know what it’s like to be behind the wheel, we did have a chance to check out the truck, some of its features and experience some EV torque as it blasted up a hill.
The F-150 Lightning whether it be for fleets or for customers is a huge deal in the EV world. The F-Series truck has been the number one selling vehicle in the United States for three decades. Electrifying that sales juggernaut gives the automaker a leg up in the EV truck world since it has such a large established base of customers. Check out the video above for the full story.
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