Previously announced pricing for the all-electric 2024 Ford F-150 Lightning pickup truck looks set to be revised across the range — in some cases dramatically — alongside the recently revealed Flash trim. Additionally, a couple of variants will no longer be offered, including the extended-range XLT and standard-range Lariat.
First reported by the Detroit Free Press, the entry-level F-150 Lightning Pro stickers for $57,090, up $5,000 over the previously announced $52,090 (all prices include a $2,095 destination charge, a $100 increase over 2023). With the extended-range XLT gone, the standard-range XLT now is up a substantial $10,000 to start at $67,090. The extended-range Lariat jumps $2,000 to a hefty $81,590 starting price.
Those hoping to load out their new F-150 Lightning will be pleased to find the upper Platinum trims receive price cuts. The standard Platinum and the Platinum Black are down $5,000 compared to previously announced pricing. The Platinum now slides in at $87,090, with the Platinum Black down to a starting price of $95,090. (Note that both variants are ineligible for the $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles.) The new Flash trim still holds the middle ground despite a $3,500 boost over its originally announced price to now start at $75,590.
