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Ford first unveiled its only a couple of years ago, in 2021, but its fifth model is already underway. The manufacturer has announced that the will join the existing Pro, XLT, Lariat and Platinum trims as a mid-tier option.
The F-150 Lightning Flash is a "tech-forward" expansion of the XLT's offerings, adding in-demand tech capabilities and version 1.2 of (which allows drivers to change lanes with a simple tap). The Flash also offers customers the option to activate Ford BlueCruise at any point or to trial it with 90 days free after purchase. The new model's interior includes a 15.5-inch LCD Capacitive Touchscreen, a wireless charging pad and a B&O Sound System with eight speakers and a subwoofer.
Like the XLT, it has a targeted EPA-estimated extended range of 320 miles per charge. The entire F-150 lineup can use the BlueOval Charge Network, which includes more than , and will have access to 12,000 Tesla chargers starting in 2024.
Online orders for the F-150 Lightning Flash will also start in early 2024, with the EV retailing for just under $70,000. The in July thanks to increased plant capacity () and better battery raw material costs. However, they still come at a much higher cost than originally advertised, with the F-150 Lightning Pro retailing for about 50 percent of its initial sticker price at the beginning of summer.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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The F-150 Lightning Flash is a "tech-forward" expansion of the XLT's offerings, adding in-demand tech capabilities and version 1.2 of (which allows drivers to change lanes with a simple tap). The Flash also offers customers the option to activate Ford BlueCruise at any point or to trial it with 90 days free after purchase. The new model's interior includes a 15.5-inch LCD Capacitive Touchscreen, a wireless charging pad and a B&O Sound System with eight speakers and a subwoofer.
Like the XLT, it has a targeted EPA-estimated extended range of 320 miles per charge. The entire F-150 lineup can use the BlueOval Charge Network, which includes more than , and will have access to 12,000 Tesla chargers starting in 2024.
Online orders for the F-150 Lightning Flash will also start in early 2024, with the EV retailing for just under $70,000. The in July thanks to increased plant capacity () and better battery raw material costs. However, they still come at a much higher cost than originally advertised, with the F-150 Lightning Pro retailing for about 50 percent of its initial sticker price at the beginning of summer.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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