In Pictures: Ford Fathom patent reveals front tailgate that could fit a TV in the frunk

Ford's electric truck push comes as the automaker outlines bold plans for its next-generation lineup.

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Urban streets remain the proving ground for the trucks and commercial vehicles Ford aims to electrify.

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Ford's patent filings suggest the upcoming Fathom could reshape how owners use their truck's front end.

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Commercial fleets and everyday drivers alike stand to benefit from innovations like a multi-use front tailgate.

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From job sites to city blocks, Ford is betting its sub-$30k electric pickup can win over practical buyers.

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The Fathom's rumored frunk features could make it a compelling option for work and recreation.

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Patent details hint at a truck designed for both utility and tailgate-style entertainment.

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Ford's affordable EV truck would enter a crowded market where versatility is key to standing out.

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A fold-out front workspace could appeal to tradespeople who need a mobile workstation.

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