Ford F-150 Lightning 14th Gen

Ford revived the Lightning name, previously used on V8-powered sport trucks, for its first all-electric F-150 in 2022. It's built on the 14th generation F-Series platform but features a unique dual-motor electric powertrain and an independent rear suspension. Initial demand was extremely high, with reservations far exceeding Ford's production capacity for the first model years.

The Lightning is a landmark vehicle, representing the electrification of America's best-selling vehicle for over 40 years. Its appeal lies in its combination of traditional truck utility with startling performance. Extended-Range models produce 580 horsepower and 775 lb-ft of torque, enabling 0-60 mph times under 4 seconds. Features like the Pro Power Onboard system, which turns the truck into a mobile generator, add to its unique usability.

After an initial period of significant dealer markups and high auction prices, the market has cooled considerably. As production has increased and the broader EV market has softened, prices for used Lightnings have fallen from their peak. The average sale price of nearly $80,000 across 73 sales indicates that higher-trim Lariat and Platinum models are the most frequently traded. Early 2022 models remain historically significant as the first of their kind.

Based on 73 recent sales, prices range from $30,193 to $115,500 for high-spec Platinum models.