Ford raises price on the electric F-150 again

Passage is again raising costs on the F-150 Lightning electric pickup, however the cost increment will affect just the base model. The truck has just been underway since late April and costs were at that point brought once up toward the beginning of August.

At the point when the F-150 Lightning initially went at a bargain, the base rendition of the truck, a variant planned for the most part for business armada clients, was valued around $40,000. With this most recent estimating change the cost of the base model truck "for new ad client orders" will begin at about $52,000. Portage had previously raised the base cost by $7,000 as a component of the April increment.

The changed maker proposed retail cost will be active for business clients putting orders on or after October 24, Portage said in a proclamation. Portage accused "progressing inventory network imperatives, rising material expenses and other market factors" at the cost knock.

The cost increment is only for that variant of the truck, Passage representative Dan Barbossa said, and doesn't infer comparable increments for other, better prepared renditions of the truck.

With the prior cost increment, Portage had made a few enhancements for the base model and made a few extra highlights accessible on it. The EPA-assessed range for the base model truck was expanded from 230 miles to 240 miles and some extra choice bundles were made recently accessible on the base truck around then.

Passage's past cost increment likewise included different adaptations of the truck up to the exceptionally top trim levels.

Portage quit taking new client bookings for the Lightning in December, worried that it couldn't assemble the trucks quickly enough to meet that multitude of likely orders. The quantity of reservations had reached 200,000 by that point. Passage had conveyed 8,760 Lightning trucks toward the finish of September, as per the organization's most recent business chart.