ford, F-150 LightningIt offers some exciting incentives for potential buyers eyeing the , making this electric powerhouse truck significantly more affordable. On the table With discounts of up to €14,000now might be the ideal moment to dive in.
Ford, top of the line 2023 F-150 Lightning Platinum for hardware €7,000 offers retail purchasing incentives. If you prefer the lease option, don’t worry – an equivalent €7,000 in Red Carpet Lease customer cash is available. If the Platinum trim is too much of a stretch for your budget, the F-150 Lightning Lariat offers an attractive incentive of €7,000 for buyers and €4,700 for leasers. The XLT trim offers a relatively modest €1,400 discount for both leasing and purchasing. Unfortunately, the Pro model is exempt from any discounts at this point.
It’s also worth noting that the F-150 Lightning still qualifies for the full €7,000 tax credit. Even the top-end Platinum model, priced at just over €75,000, can deliver combined savings of up to €14,000. These incentives are valid until January 2.
Ford has experienced a decline in sales of its electric pickup trucks, selling 3,503 units between July and September, a 45% decrease compared to the previous year. Ford attributes this decline not to a lack of demand, but to production cuts. They are actively working to restart production after a six-week break and aim to expand the Rouge Electric Vehicle Centre.
For those looking for more than just incentives, Ford has introduced a new “Flash” trim for the 2024 F-150 Lightning. This version offers an impressive range of 515 km, a state-of-the-art interior and a heat pump, and all this starts at just under €65,000. The “Flash” trim combines the best features from the XLT and Lariat trims, offering a well-rounded package for those looking for a little more flair in their electric pickup.
Of course, all these discounts and rental options are valid for people living in the USA. Unfortunately, there is no official sale of this vehicle in our country.