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The critically-acclaimed 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning is capable of doing a lot of things, perhaps most notably, charging other EVs and even powering homes for days at a time. The Lightning’s vehicle-to-vehicle charging capability is obviously meant to help provide juice to other all-electric...

The Fast Lane Truck crew takes a road trip, measures mileage per charge and finds out what it's really like out on the road with the new F-150 Lightning.

F-150 Lightning Towing Test Shows Range When Pulling Camper Trailer The owner also gave some insights about the driving experience while towing. Motor1 Owner Comments on towing

Ford F-150 Lightning Reportedly Includes Free Tesla Charging Adapter Some Lightning owners believe Ford is intentionally trolling Tesla by including an adapter that could charge a stranded Tesla. Inside EVs - Is Ford Trolling Tesla?

It would be a great road to test drive the new Lightning on!

MotorWeek Test Drives The New Lightning

I wonder what the dealers will be charging as ADM on top of sticker as production ramps up and dealer orders start to fill.

The first F-150 Lightning goes to a rural Michigan man who also owns a Tesla Model 3. A rural Michigan man became the first person in the nation to receive a Ford F-150 Lightning, according to Bloomberg. Nicholas Schmidt, the chief technology officer of a grid optimization startup, took...

Is America ready for the most powerful *electric* F-150 ever built? TG investigates

Steens Mountains in SE Oregon

When I am here I don't wanna be running out of juice!!!

Here's an interesting article and video comparing what may be the two early leaders in the EV pickup race. Who Wins?

I'm on the fence even though my vehicle usage needs have changed. I used to haul heavy, drive long distances and roam around in the woods of the PNW quite aways from anything remotely resembling a charging station. These days it's mostly 10 - 30 mile trips in and around the area. There will...

I watched that series and really enjoyed it. There were some tense moments, and I'm sure other incidents hit the cutting room floor, some of which included trying to cross borders.

That would be a good test indeed!

The Rouge River complex was, and is, a historic site where Henry Ford implemented his production line concept and theory. Seems to me the innovation was well planned.

Hmmm...the duration and interval of microwave usage here by my wife would be a true test!

So I've been reading a little bit about the Lightning but haven't seen any definitive details about 2WD or 4WD options. Will they make a 4WD Lightning?

Just signed on to the forum. I'll be in the market for a new truck in a year or two and am considering the Lightning if they are available by then.