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How many will look into the F-150 Lightning?
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If their reserve is 10%, which is huge, the pack would be 145KWh. Truck is also much bigger than Rivian, so we're still back to 300ish miles range
EXOTIC1
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Weird reply considering Lucid has delivered now about 80 plus cars to paying customers but…..
again typical response when you post nonsense and then get called out
Bye Felicia, ……
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Hello all. I am new to the board and I'm glad to see such a enriched discussion on the Lightning. I reserved a Lightning 6 days after the rollout last may and I was pretty confident that I'd be plugging in a Lightning sometime in 2022 but now I'm not sure anymore. I have a 2007 F-150 that has been good to me for 15 years but now it's time to upgrade.
I just wanted to get my first post in the books and I will keep my fingers crossed in hopes of getting my chance to order a Lariat with all the bells and whistles. I will keep checking back here to see if anyone has been notified to order their Lightning.
I just wanted to get my first post in the books and I will keep my fingers crossed in hopes of getting my chance to order a Lariat with all the bells and whistles. I will keep checking back here to see if anyone has been notified to order their Lightning.
And you joined Tesla forum to discuss Ford car?Hello all. I am new to the board and I'm glad to see such a enriched discussion on the Lightning. I reserved a Lightning 6 days after the rollout last may and I was pretty confident that I'd be plugging in a Lightning sometime in 2022 but now I'm not sure anymore. I have a 2007 F-150 that has been good to me for 15 years but now it's time to upgrade.
I just wanted to get my first post in the books and I will keep my fingers crossed in hopes of getting my chance to order a Lariat with all the bells and whistles. I will keep checking back here to see if anyone has been notified to order their Lightning.
It's the biggest discussion on the internet on the subject that I've seen. I'm not trying to be an interloper.
A Tesla Forum with the Ford Lightning in the Thread Title…. Relax, it’s not like he went to the Model Y forum to post this
NY_Rob
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Welcome aboard!Hello all. I am new to the board and I'm glad to see such a enriched discussion on the Lightning. I reserved a Lightning 6 days after the rollout last may and
Have you heard anything from your preferred dealership yet? You might want to discuss pricing (dealer markups) to get that out of the way now to see if you're going to stay with them. Some dealerships are not marking up the truck, and others are asking crazy markups.
TessP100D
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Bs. You knew you were being mean.
BTW, with the pricing on the Silverado and Lightning now being available, the CT is sure to offer a $100k model with the Starting price of the Dual Motor at around $70k and possibly a $50k Dual Motor?
I mean there’s no reason for Tesla to offer a $40k CT, Ford and Chevy beat them to that market already.
I mean there’s no reason for Tesla to offer a $40k CT, Ford and Chevy beat them to that market already.
The market is growing which is a good thing. Other manufacturers entering this space validate the existing participants.
scottf200
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Excellent comparison by a veteran in EV writing.
Title: 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV faces off against 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning
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Title: 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV faces off against 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning
2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV faces off against 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning - Charged EVs
Two electric pickups from GM and Ford makers take surprisingly different approaches to electrifying the full-size truck The 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV unveiled today by General Motors CEO Mary Barra shows the largest US auto company’s determination to hang onto its core large-pickup market even...
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anyone still pretending that Tesla will sell a CT with 300 miles of range for under $70k to customers in a year or two?
looks like the AWD with 300 miles of range will morph into a tri-motor with 300 miles for over $70k and there isn't enough demand for the AWD version
looks like the AWD with 300 miles of range will morph into a tri-motor with 300 miles for over $70k and there isn't enough demand for the AWD version
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