Ford Names New Louisville-Built Electric Vehicle
Ford says the midsize Fathom will start at $28,350 and include BlueCruise hands-free driving as the automaker expands its affordable EV lineup.
- On Thursday, Ford Motor unveiled the Fathom, its new electric midsize pickup truck, which will be built at the Louisville Ford Assembly Plant with a starting MSRP of $28,350.
- Following a $2 billion investment in the Louisville plant last year, Ford is resetting its electric vehicle strategy after a $19.5 billion writedown led to canceling larger models including the Lightning.
- The Fathom is the first vehicle produced on the new Universal Electric Vehicle Platform, featuring BlueCruise driver assistance, Apple Maps integration, and five seats; Pre-orders begin in early 2027.
- Aiming to compete with Tesla and BYD, Ford positioned the Fathom as an affordable electric option as data shows 36 models currently carry starting prices below $30,000.
- Ford Model e General Manager Kay Hart said the team focused on providing customer value, as Ford seeks to create a "vehicle that can sustain itself" amid slowing industry-wide EV growth.
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Ford’s new EV truck Fathom to be priced starting at $28,000 | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
DETROIT >> Ford Motor announced Thursday that its upcoming midsize electric pickup truck will be named Fathom and carry a starting price of roughly $28,000 as the Michigan automaker looks to offer an affordable option in a market filled with costly electric vehicles.
Ford is launching a new start on electric pick-ups. Fathom is the name of the project.
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