In Pictures: Ford retires F-150 Lightning as $28,350 Fathom EV and EREV pickups arrive in 2027

Ford is repositioning its electric truck lineup as the F-150 Lightning gives way to the $28,350 Fathom EV.

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The F-150 Lightning's quiet removal from Ford's website marks the end of an era for America's best-selling electric pickup.

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Ford's replacement strategy includes the midsize Fathom EV and an extended-range electric pickup with over 700 miles of total range.

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The upcoming Fathom EV aims to bring electric truck ownership to a broader audience with its $28,350 starting price.

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Ford's extended-range electric pickup will target drivers who need serious capability without range anxiety.

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The new EREV pickup promises over 700 miles of combined range, addressing a key barrier to electric truck adoption.

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Ford's 2027 lineup signals a strategic shift toward more affordable electrified trucks for American buyers.

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Production of the Fathom EV is set to begin in early 2027 as Ford retools its electrification roadmap.

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Ford dealers and buyers now await the Fathom EV as the F-150 Lightning exits the market.

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