Massive Ford F150 Lightning electric ute spotted for first time in Australia
A right-hand-drive Ford F150 lightning electric light truck has been spotted in Brisbane.
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Riz is the founder of carloop based in Melbourne, specialising in Australian EV data, insight reports and trends. He is a mechanical engineer who spent the first 7 years of his career building transport infrastructure before starting carloop. He has a passion for cars, particularly EVs and wants to help reduce transport emissions in Australia. He currently drives a red Tesla Model 3.
Bad sign for Australia? US solar giant switches fleet to F-150 electric utes
Major US solar installer SunRun has received delivery of 15 F-150 Lightning "pick-ups" from fellow US giant, Ford.
US uni student uses Ford electric utes to charge his electric plane in “world first”
A US engineering student is planning the first ever electric flight to be charged from an EV, and has already successfully completed a test run.
“Goes like you wouldn’t believe:” Bowen test drives Ford F-150 electric ute
Federal climate and energy minister uses US visit to test drive electric ute, proving their existence and declaring they are "hugely popular."
US utility to test electric Ford F-150 Lightning as grid resource
The Ford F-150 Lightning ute gets chance to prove the worth of its vehicle-to-grid capabilities.
“They’ll sell like hot cakes:” EV researcher’s verdict on Ford and Rivian electric utes
There might not be any electric utes in Australia yet, but one Australian EV researcher has had the chance to see some up close in the US.
“Model T moment:” Ford starts production of F-150 electric pick-up
The all-electric iteration of “America’s favourite vehicle” – the F-150 pick-up – has begun rolling off the production line.
“A long way to go:” Ford brings F-150 to Australia, but no electric Lightning yet
Drivers waiting for the chance to go electric - but in need of a gutsy utility vehicle - had a short-lived gasp of excitement on hearing the F-150 will come to Australia.