Video Summary
- The vehicle reviewed is a 2023 Ford Lightning Lariat.- The reviewer has driven 26,500 miles in one year.
- Hands-free driving is considered awesome but the driver needs to keep their eyes on the road.
- Charging is primarily done at home instead of at charging stations.
- Electricity costs for the truck are calculated at $1,193.04.
- Driving 26,500 miles in a 2023 F-150 Lariat gas vehicle would cost an estimated $4,946.67.
- Savings for using electricity over gas in this model is $3,843.63.
- The battery was once drained due to an update, requiring a jump start after a couple of months.
- The truck feels high-end, and nothing feels cheap.
- The reviewer feels that the rear seat has a lot of room, unlike Teslas and Lucids that can feel cramped.
- The rear "cup holder armrest" is a little thin.
- It's noted that the F-150's taillights have an F-150 imprint.
- F-150 trucks include a power tailgate and a hard top.
- The "Frunk" (front trunk) is very roomy, allowing the reviewer to fit all film equipment.
- This electric truck functions well as a work vehicle.
- This specific Lightning does not include a camera washer near the Ford emblem.
- A design flaw has been found and the low recommend PSI for the tires, it may cause wear down on the outside and the inner edge.
- The Ford Lightning is considered to be the nicest F-150 model Ford has ever made.
- The Ford Lightning will beat a Mustang in a race.
- A comparison video of the back seat vs Teslas will be published later.
- The reviewer loves how much power the truck has.
