The F-150 Lightning will be the most powerful ever created by Ford with a total of 563 horsepower and 775 lb-ft of torque.
First of all, the F-150 Lightning doesn’t look too different from the garden variety gasoline-powered version. There’s a new grille up front, along with more advanced headlights and a full-length LED light bar. There’s also a charging port in the driver’s side front quarter panel. But if you’ve seen one F-150, you’ve seen them all. What’s behind the grille is where things start getting interesting, however. Rather than finding a hulking 5.0-liter V6 or a turbocharged V6 engine, you’ll find a front trunk (frunk). Since the electric motors sit low in the chassis, there’s enough room for a 14.1 cu ft storage compartment large enough to two sets of golf clubs or a few carry-on bags and a suitcase. The frunk is also waterproof and has a drain plug for when it’s time to hose it out.
