The 2025 Ford F-150 Lightning is offering customers the opportunity to lease a rugged and work-focused electric pickup truck for a slightly lower price. The XLT trim is now available for as low as $237/month for 24 months.

The final payment is calculated based on a $6,624 down payment or 10 percent of the capitalized cost. It also factors in $12,250 in EV RCL Cash and $500 Summer Sales Event bonuses. Ford is waiving the security deposit for qualified customers.

Interestingly, customers can end up paying even less per month if they do a trade-in. However, Ford notes that the value is entirely dependent on the outcome of a physical inspection and the participating dealers’ estimates.

The Ford F-150 Lightning XLT starts at $63,345. It offers a driving range of 240 miles (EPA estimates) from a 98 kWh battery, which can use Tesla’s Superchargers with a NACS adapter. The AWD pickup truck has a dual electric motor system producing 452 hp and a towing capacity of 5,000 lbs.

Other key features include a massive 14.1 cubic feet front trunk (frunk), on-boarding power for charging tools or campsite accessories, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a 360-degree external camera.

The Ford F-150 Lightning earned praise from Car and Driver reviewers for its impressive acceleration and additional storage space under the hood. However, they noted that the payload is limited by the heavy batteries, and the driving range reduces significantly when towing.  

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