Online orders are open for the 2024 Ford F-150 Lightning trucks, now shipping from the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center.
New tech updates for 2024 include:
– A Vapor Injection Heat Pump System to help optimize energy consumption, especially in colder weather conditions. Ford’s patented heat pump system utilizes vapor injection in both heating and cooling modes to help optimize system performance in various ambient temperatures
– Updated charging speed display on the instrument cluster so that customers can see charge status and speed of charge instantly, including an estimated finished charge time
– Key features from the Tow Technology Package become standard on XLT and above trims, providing Smart Hitch and On-Board Scales. Also included: 360 Degree Camera, Pro Trailer Backup Assist, Pro Trailer Hitch Assist and Trailer Reverse Guidance
– Pro Power Onboard that works even while the truck is off for enhanced productivity
– Walk Away Lock functionality, allowing users to secure their vehicles
– Ford BlueCruise hands-free highway driving is an available feature on select trims. New features will be available on Lightning including Lane Change Assist, allowing the driver to switch lanes hands-free with a tap of the turn signal when the path is clear, and In-Lane Repositioning, which helps provide more space by subtly shifting away from vehicles in adjacent lanes
The MSRP of the 2024 F-150 Lightning is being reduced, refer to the chart below.
The Blue Oval is slashing prices of select trims by up to $5,500, and the new base MSRP for the Lightning XLT dropped $2k to $62,995 instead of $64,995. F-150 Lightning Flash, now available with a starting MSRP under $70,000, comes packed with tech and an extended-range battery, 15.5-inch LCD Capacitive Touchscreen, a wireless charging pad, and Intelligent Access with Push-Button start, which encompasses keyless entry and available approach detection.
| 2024 F-150 Lightning Trims | Previous 2024 MSRP | NEW 2024 MSRP | Change | |
| XLT Standard Range (240mi EPA-estimated range) | $64,995 | $62,995 | (-$2,000) | |
| Flash Extended Range (320mi EPA-estimated range) | $73,495 | $67,995 | (-$5,500) | |
| Lariat Extended Range (320mi EPA-estimated range) | $79,495 | $76,995 | (-$2,500) | |
| Platinum Extended Range (300mi EPA-estimated range) | $84,995 | $84,995 | Unchanged | |
| Options | ||||
| Max Trailer Tow Package | $1,100 for XLT, Flash and Lariat, Included for Platinum | |||
| Ford Mobile Power Cord | $500 | |||
| Platinum Black package (available only on F-150 Lightning Platinum) [available to order in May] | $8,000 | |||
| Destination & Delivery | $2,095 |
Ford has also made monumental moves to expand charging access to Ford EV owners by being the first automaker to gain access to the Tesla Supercharger network. Ford electric vehicle drivers now have access to more than 15,000 Tesla Superchargers through the BlueOval Charge Network, the largest integrated fast-charge network across North America, with an available Fast Charging Adapter (NACS) using the FordPass App. This more than doubles access to DC fast chargers.
New capabilities with EV Routing functionality for Google Maps via Android Auto and Apple Maps via Apple CarPay along with the new Public Charging app help to find charging stations and connect to individual chargers.
