ALL ELECTRIC. ALL F-150.

F-Series has been Canada's best-selling line of pickup trucks for 55 years* for a reason. And now, it's going electric with the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning. 

It offers all the brawn and capability you need coupled with an electric powertrain that can help you work smarter and in more places. But it's not all muscle. It also offers high-level technologies and features that keep you connected and help you work smarter. Making you more productive than ever before. 

So, welcome to the future of business.*F-Series is the best-selling line of pickup trucks in Canada for 55 years in a row based on Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association statistical sales report up to year end 2020.

Practicality

The Maverick gives you the best of both worlds: compact on the outside, but still big enough on the inside to seat five and store all your stuff. Standard full hybrid and impressive maneuvrability make getting around the city just as easy as escaping from it.

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Capability

Designed to seize the day, this Built Ford Tough® truck offers an exceptional, targeted estimated 5.9 L/100 km city fuel consumption,* 1,500-lb. standard payload capacity,** 2,000-lb. base towing capacity, available 4,000-lb. max towing capacity,† 4.5-ft. bed, Multi-Position Tailgate and available smart storage solutions to support all your big projects. Plus, the Maverick lineup offers three capable, efficient and versatile trims so you can be sure to find the features that fit your lifestyle.

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Technology

Stay in touch with a standard 8" Touchscreen, as well as standard Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility. Work from anywhere with a personal 4G LTE in-vehicle Wi-Fi hotspot trial powered by FordPass Connect™, then blast your playlist everywhere with the available 8-Speaker B&O™ Sound System.

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EXPAND YOUR DEFINITION OF WHAT A TRUCK CAN BE

Your truck has always been important, but now it becomes a vital part of the infrastructure of your life. The Ford F-150 Lightning connects to your house when it needs to power up, but can return the favour if the lights go out with available Ford Intelligent Backup Power. You can monitor its status from just about anywhere with FordPass. 

A truck still means freedom, but it should also mean peace of mind.

FORD INTELLIGENT BACKUP POWER

Available Ford Intelligent Backup Power allows the vehicle owner to use their truck as a backup power source to their home during a power outage. * The power transfer can be triggered automatically or manually based on customer preference. Ford Intelligent Backup Power capability is included with the available 80-amp Ford Charge Station Pro.*When home is properly equipped and home transfer switch is turned off.

IMPRESSIVE RANGE

To borrow from an old phrase, uptime is money. That's why we've equipped the F-150 Lightning with some impressive available range. Including an available extended-range battery that offers a targeted EPA-estimated range of 480 km. * So you can spend your time on the job. Not on the sidelines.*Excludes Platinum models. Based on full charge. USA EPA-targeted range reflecting current status based on analytical projection consistent with US EPA combined drive cycle. Actual range varies with conditions such as external environment, vehicle use, vehicle maintenance, lithium-ion battery age and state of health. Final EPA-estimated ratings available in 2022 calendar year.

TO GO ELECTRIC, FORD WENT TO WORK 

Ford looked for every opportunity to make sure the F-150 Lightning is a tough, powerful and productive tool for our customers to help get the job done. Sometimes it takes innovations we didn't even know we needed. Because we're never satisfied, we look for every opportunity to make sure we're bringing the kind of powerful work and play tool F-150 customers have come to expect. And by adding an all-electric powertrain, you also get a vehicle that requires no gas and offers potentially lower scheduled maintenance costs.

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Taking Care of Your Ford EV

Electric vehicles offer all kinds of benefits – specifically, different and fewer scheduled service needs. In turn, this means potentially lower scheduled maintenance costs.*

For example, with an F-150 Lightning – you might spend roughly 40% less, on average, for vehicle maintenance than you would with its gas-powered counterpart over five years or 75,000 miles (whichever comes first).