2024 Ford F-150 Lightning Pricing Revised, Up to $10,000 More Expensive
Previously announced pricing for the all-electric 2024 Ford F-150 Lightning pickup truck looks set to be revised across the range — in some cases dramatically — alongside the recently revealed Flash trim. Additionally, a couple of variants will no longer be offered, including the extended-range XLT and standard-range Lariat.
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First reported by the Detroit Free Press, the entry-level F-150 Lightning Pro stickers for $57,090, up $5,000 over the previously announced $52,090 (all prices include a $2,095 destination charge, a $100 increase over 2023). With the extended-range XLT gone, the standard-range XLT now is up a substantial $10,000 to start at $67,090. The extended-range Lariat jumps $2,000 to a hefty $81,590 starting price.
Still, it’s not all increases: Those hoping to load out their new F-150 Lightning will be pleased to find the upper Platinum trims receive price cuts. The standard Platinum and the Platinum Black are down $5,000 compared to previously announced pricing. The Platinum now slides in at $87,090, with the Platinum Black down to a starting price of $95,090. (Note that both variants are ineligible for the $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles.) The new Flash trim still holds the middle ground despite a $3,500 boost over its originally announced price to now start at $75,590.
“We are making adjustments to pricing, production and trim packages to achieve the optimal mix of sales growth, profitability and customer access to the [Inflation Reduction Act] tax benefit,” a Ford spokesperson said in an email to Cars.com. As Automotive News notes, these price spikes arrive on the heels of Ford’s decision to significantly cut Lightning production by roughly half, though reasonably strong year-end sales helped offset the doom and gloom.
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