Factors That Impact EV Range
The range of your Ford electric vehicle (EV) indicates how far you can drive before needing to recharge. It is based on the amount of energy currently stored in your...
2025 Ford F150 Lightning Flash SuperCrew Extended Range 4x4
Our Price
$86,885
MSRP
$88,060
This 2025 Ford F150 Lightning offers:
Your 1st 4 Maintenances are Included ( A,X, D and F Plan Excluded)
Start each day with a full charge. Purchase or lease a new Ford electric E-Transit and you’ll be eligible for a complimentary home charger and standard installation at your home or Take a $2000 After Tax Rebate. Just one more way Ford has you covered.
XLT Models
0% Financing up to 60 months
1.99% Lease rate up to 48 months
or
Take $8000 off our Selling Price Plus
5.99% up to 84 Months
5.99% Lease Rate up to 48 Months
Flash Models
0.99% Financing up to 60 months
2.99% Lease rate up to 48 months
or
Take $7000 off our Selling Price Plus
5.99% up to 84 Months
5.99% Lease Rate up to 48 Months
Lariat/Platinum Models
1.99% Financing up to 60 months
3.99% Lease rate up to 48 months
or
Take $7000 off our Selling Price Plus
5.99% up to 84 Months
5.99% Lease Rate up to 48 Months
- Year
- 2025
- Make
- Ford
- Model
- F150 Lightning
- Package Code
- Extended Range 4x4
- Exterior
- Agate Black Metallic
- Interior
- Activex
- Engine
- Dual EMotor-Extended Range Battery Electric
- Transmission
- 1 Speed ECVT
- Stock Number
- 25T361
- VIN
- 1FT6W3LUXSWG06561
Disclaimer: Prices may be subject to change. Please check with our dealership for the most up-to-date info.
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All Electric
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Hybrid Electric
Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV) use battery and gas to optimize fuel efficiency and performance. They don't need to be plugged in as regenerative braking and the gas engine recharge the battery pack.
Plugin Hybrid
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