2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Full Review: Electric Truck For the Masses
Uploaded 3 years ago by Doug DeMuro
Video Summary
-It is one of several EVs currently in production. - Ford opted for a more utilitarian and affordable approach than the competition. - This is basically a mainstream truck, except electric. - There is a front trunk with 14 cubic feet of space. It is about the size of a standard sedan’s trunk. - The front trunk can hold up to 400 pounds. - There is more storage under the floor of the front trunk. - There is a ruler on the panel on the bottom of the front trunk. - There is a light in the front trunk. - There is an escape button in the front trunk. - There are hooks to hang grocery bags. - Battery jump points are located in the front trunk. - There are several charge points in the front trunk; four household style outlets plus USB-C and USB-A ports. - Multiple electric trucks exist, including the GMC Hummer EV and the Rivian R1T. - It is easy to access the frunk. - Multiple sets of golf clubs can fit in the frunk. - The electric version has a smoother ride. - There are two battery options. The base has 240 miles of range, and the other extends the range to 320 miles. - The base model has 450 horsepower and 775 pound-feet of torque. Extended batteries are more powerful. - Pricing starts at around $40,000 for the F-150 Lightning Pro. The review vehicle is the Platinum edition, with a sticker price of around $90,000. - Fifty percent of the reservation holders have never owned a truck before. - 75% of reservation holders are new to Ford. - With a thousand-pound payload, the range decreases a little, or a little more when loaded with two thousand pounds. - On the door, the charging port is located where the fuel filler would be on the gas-powered version. There is a "dummy" door on the other side for symmetry. - Drivers get more attention when they drive this truck. - Handling isn’t quite as impressive as acceleration, it's a fast electric vehicle, with a lot of power, but it still feels like a big pickup truck when turning corners. - You can use the truck as a power bank to power power tools. - The infotainment screen is massive and easy to use. - The infotainment system has a lot of built-in camera angles and has very advanced towing features.