Ford F-150 Lightning owners receive 250 kilowatt-hours of free charging through FordPass Rewards at Electrify America ultra-fast charging stations to boost their electric vehicle experience with Ford. This included charging benefit is only available to F-150 Lightning retail customers.
For F-150 Lightning customers with a standard-range battery, 250 kilowatt-hours of fast-charge power equates to nearly three “charges,” or nearly full charging sessions, or up to 575 miles of electric driving.
“The electrification of the F-150, America’s best-selling vehicle, is a game-changer for electric vehicles entering mass production,” said Giovanni Palazzo, president and CEO of Electrify America. “We’re proud that the F-150 Lightning and all Ford electric vehicles are taking advantage of Electrify America’s growing coast-to-coast ultra-fast charging network to build mileage confidence wherever they travel.”
Using Electrify America’s DC fast chargers, the F-150 Lightning with an extended-range battery can, depending on conditions, add approximately 54 miles of range in approximately 10 minutes and can achieve a 15 percent to 80 percent charge in approximately 41 minutes.
The F-150 Lightning is one of the most anticipated electric vehicles. Reservations for the truck quickly reached nearly 200,000 before the order banks opened at the start of the year. 4,400 F-150 Lightnings have been sold this year so far in all 50 states. This charging agreement builds on Electrify America’s previous agreement with Ford to provide 250 kilowatt-hours of charging for customers of the Mustang Mach-E, which has been on sale since late 2020.
Electrify America continues to drive EV adoption forward by building range confidence through the rapid expansion of its fast-charging network, which currently has 800 charging stations consisting of approximately 3,500 individual chargers, open or completed. Electrify America expects to have more than 1,800 total charging stations with more than 10,000 chargers in the United States and Canada by 2026. During that period, the company will expand to 49 states and the District of Columbia. Partnering with automakers like Ford will help America’s transition to an electric vehicle future.
