Ford’s ‘World’s Best-selling pickup truck’ goes electric, how Ford F-150 Lightning compares to Hummer supertruck, Tesla Cybertruck and Rivian R1T.
Ford has revived the infamous Lightning name, and this time around the designation is used for its newly revealed all-electric F-150 line that is set to reach the dealership in 2022.
Unveiled last week wednesday after several teases and spy shots, the F-150 Lightning is the all-electric version of the Ford’s ‘World’s Best-selling Pickup Truck’, the F-150.
The internal combustion-powered F-150 has been the best-selling vehicle in America for over 40 years and the best-selling truck in the world, a fit Ford wants to retain with the Lightning electric trucks.
When it reaches the market early next year, it will compete with electric trucks from American brands like Hummer, Rivian and Tesla.
But how does Ford’s Lightning compares to other electric trucks, including Hummer supertruck and Tesla Cybertruck, on price, horsepower, range, 0-60 mph, payload and towing capacity?
If you’re looking for an electric truck that will fit easily for your business and personal needs, these comparison will surely guide you.