The electric version of the US's best-selling pickup made waves when it debuted in 2022, but its days could be numbered, the WSJ reports. Here's what may happen if it bites the dust.

Shopper are clearly interested in the Lightning. But Ford hasn't been able to get them to buy, for one major reason.

2024, 9.2% of new car registrations were for electric vehicles, according to an Experian Automotive report. This is an ...

If Ford can deliver a compelling electric truck around $30,000, it could become the most affordable EV pickup in the U.S.—and ...

"We can't walk away from EVs - not just for the U.S., but if we want to be a global company. I'm not going to just cede that to the Chinese," Ford (F) CEO Jim Farley said in an interview with the ...

A dream truck became an 8-month nightmare of electrical chaos. After 60+ days in the shop and four dealers, Ford is buying ...

Electric pickups are seeing rapid depreciation. That's bad news for early adopters, but it could be great news for you.

Ford could axe an electric version of one of its most popular vehicles as the company struggles to cope with the transition ...

Ford faces weak U.S. demand for electric pickups. Read why a cancellation of the F-150 Lightning reflects a broader EV market ...

Ford Motor Company, a pillar of American industry, is facing one of its most challenging moments in recent memory. A $2 ...

The F-150 PowerBoost recall exposes a severe disconnect between Ford's premium pricing and its support network. The owner, ...

Ford showed off wild pickup truck concepts with impressive power outputs at the Specialty Equipment Market Association convention.