    Ford’s new F-150 Lightning, Ford’s first all-electric pickup truck, has received nearly 200,000 pre-orders, with customers expected to wait up to three years for delivery.
    Ford’s new F-150 Lightning breaks records again with cumulative bookings reaching almost 200,000 units, Ford previously revealed that the electric pickup truck can reach 20,000 units by opening day. accept reservation The number is now 44,500 cars in just 48 hours, which means customers may have to wait three years to get their cars, even as Ford has doubled production.
Exterior and Interior of F-150 Lightning
    Ford currently plans to produce 15,000 F-150 Lightning vehicles by 2022, up to 55,000 by 2023 and 80,000 by 2024. The current cumulative bookings are good.
Ford is now accepting pre-orders for this model. Interested parties can deposit only 100 US dollars. The amount can be refunded if they change their mind later.
The Ford F-150 Lightning is a 100% electric pickup in the F-150 family, which is the best-selling pickup truck in the United States. Powered by an electric motor with a maximum power of 563 horsepower (HP), a maximum torque of 1,050 Nm – meters, can accelerate from 0-96 km / h in about 4 seconds in the middle when equipped with a battery. Extended-range
While the battery is available in two sizes, the standard size offers a range of approximately 370 kilometers and the Extended Range model increases the driving range to 483 kilometers per charge according to the US EPA standard.
    Pricing for the new Ford F-150 Lightning starts at 37,391.56 USD for the commercial version and starts from 49,641.15 USD for the XLT and above.
