This F-150 Doesn't Come with an Engine as Standard
The American best selling heritage Pickup truck, Ford F-150 now has arrived at the electric venture. Instead of a vigorously powerful V8 engine, now F150 Lightning has electric motors in its front and rear giving it supercar performance of 0-60 in 4.5s. The design of the Lightning is the same as the current F150 with some electrocuted details. Full-width front lights have a similar shape to the current F150 and more stylish tail lamps are the most significant differences in the electric F150. The grille of the F150 has been converted to a stylized panel with mesh latticework underneath a glossy surface. Performance 563hp, 775 pound-feet of torque. Unlike previous F150s, all Lightning F-150s will be all-wheel drive, independent rear suspension as firstly on an F150. Batteries will be in metal exoskeleton houses mounted within the frame rails giving F150 a low centre gravity. Ford will also introduce tri- or quad-motor powertrains in the future. The Lightning is also targeted for a m