The 2026 Ford F-150 Lightning STX: More Range, Less Wallet Drain

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Ford Delivers the Goods

Ford just went and did it: they listened to the electrifying whisper of buyers yearning for more range without the financial stranglehold. Enter the 2026 Ford F-150 Lightning STX, the truck we didn’t know we needed, but definitely do. It seems Ford wasn’t satisfied with just holding the title of America’s top truck; they decided to widen the gap between themselves and the Tesla Cybertruck with this thrilling upgrade.

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Power Up with STX

The new STX trim is like the superhero version of the F-150 Lightning lineup. Powered by dual electric motors (because who wouldn’t want extra torque?), this beauty produces a jaw-dropping 536 horsepower, an upgrade from the previous XLT’s 452 hp. And let’s talk torque: with 775 lb-ft at your disposal, towing your weekend toys won’t even break a sweat. You get all this power paired with a larger, 123 kWh extended range battery, paving the way for an EPA-estimated 290 miles of range. Yep, that’s a real upgrade from the paltry 240 miles offered by the outgoing XLT model.

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Looks That Turn Heads

Now, Ford didn’t stop at making this truck a beast under the hood. The STX flaunts several off-road upgrades right from the F-150 parts bin, including Tremor running boards and all-terrain tires. And let’s not forget the looks! The fresh grille design and hood graphics ensure you won’t blend into the asphalt jungle. Inside, the STX comes padded with heated seats and steering wheels, perfect for those arctic Michigan winters, or, let’s be honest, most places these days. With a base MSRP of $63,345, good luck keeping this model on the lot! Get ready, because the STX is set to steal the spotlight when it arrives at dealerships in early 2026.

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