2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Specs

As the flagship of the Ford lineup, the Ford F-150 is one of America’s most iconic and recognizable pickup trucks. Now, it’s getting a revolutionary upgrade in the form of the Ford F-150 Lightning, a fully-electric pickup that retains everything you love about the F-150 while adding a whole new range of benefits. These include impressive performance specs, fast-charging capability, a roomy interior cabin, and plenty of sophisticated technology inside and out. Mike Murphy Ford has all the details on the Ford F-150 Lightning specs in the guide below. Read on, and be sure to keep an eye on our online inventory to see when the F-150 Lightning becomes available!

Ford Lightning Specs: Performance

The Ford F-150 Lightning busts any remaining myths that electric vehicles are inferior to their gas-powered counterparts when it comes to performance. The F-150 Lightning boasts powerhouse specs when it comes to horsepower, eclipsing many of the current F-150 gas models:

• Power Output (Extended Range Model): 563 hp
• Power Output (Standard Range Model): 426 hp
• Torque Output: 775 lb-ft of torque for Standard & Extended Range Models

Ford Lightning Specs: Range & Charging

You’ll never experience range anxiety with the Ford F-150 Lightning, thanks to its stellar range and fast-charging abilities. Here’s everything you need to know:

• Range with Extended Range Battery: 300 miles
• Range with Standard Battery: 230 miles
• Charging Time: Around 30 miles per charging hour, or 15% to 100% in eight hours*

Ford Lightning Specs: Towing, Hauling, & Technology

The Ford F-150 Lightning maintains the impressive towing and payload capabilities of the standard F-150 pickup, more than keeping up with its gasoline-powered counterparts in Peoria or East Peoria. The F-150 Lightning also includes a number of all-new features to the F-150, both inside and outside the cabin. Check out the details:

• Max Towing Capacity: 10,000 lbs
• Max Payload: 2,000 lbs
• Home Power Outage Charging: The F-150 Lightning with extended range can power your home for up to three days, or ten days depending on power rationing, assuming around 30kWh of use per day.
• Independent Rear Suspension: The F-150 Lightning is the first-ever F-150 to feature an independent rear suspension
• A standard front trunk with multiple power outlets for charging portable devices
• A first-ever 15.5” central touchscreen is standard inside the F-150 cabin 

Ford Lightning Specs: Dimensions

The Ford F-150 Lightning maintains the roomy Ford F-150 interior cabin, with comfortable seating for up to five passengers across two rows. The exterior frame is equally spacious and powerful, with a standard SuperCrew Cab, a front trunk with plenty of storage, and a large 5.5’ bed in the rear. Here are the details:

Exterior & Cargo Dimensions

• Wheelbase: 145.5 inches
• Length: 232.7 inches
• Cab Height: 78.9 inches
• Width, Including Mirrors: 96 inches
• Cab Size: SuperCrew cab is standard
• Bed Size: A 5.5’ bed is standard 
• Front Trunk: A front trunk w/ 14.1 cubic feet of lockable and sealable storage space and a sealed cabin for tailgating is standard 

Interior Dimensions

• Seating Capacity: 5
• Front Headroom: 40.8 inches
• Rear Headroom: 40.4 inches
• Front Legroom: 43.9 inches
• Rear Legroom: 43.6 inches
• Front Hiproom: 62.5 inches
• Rear Hiproom: 62.6 inches

Reserve Your F-150 Lightning at Mike Murphy Ford Today!

Ready to learn more about the Ford F-150 Lightning specs? Contact our office or stop by the dealership near Pekin for more information, or to put your name down on the reservation list so you can be among the first to drive this new electric pickup. We can also notify you as soon as the F-150 Lightning becomes available at our dealership. If you want to be as prepared as possible for the buying process when the F-150 hits the market, be sure to check out our finance center!

Disclaimers: *Excludes Platinum models. Range and charge time based on manufacturer computer engineering simulations and analytical projection consistent with US EPA combined drive cycle. The charging rate decreases as battery reaches capacity. Results may vary based on peak charging times, battery state of charge. Actual range varies with conditions such as external environment, vehicle use, vehicle maintenance, lithium-ion battery age and state of health.