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10 sales, $38,870–$52,063
- 2023Standard Range29,333 mi$52,063Jul 2026
- 2022Standard Range26,402 mi$44,919Jul 2026
- 2023Standard Range17,906 mi$42,590Jun 2026
- 2023Standard Range6,315 mi$49,995Jun 2026
- 2023Standard Range16,537 mi$41,602Jun 2026
- 2022Standard Range36,077 mi$41,990Jun 2026
- 2023Standard Range27,078 mi$39,974May 2026
- 2023Standard Range29,424 mi$38,870May 2026
- 2023Standard Range32,241 mi$38,998May 2026
- 2022Standard Range31,000 mi$43,790May 2026
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Voltcheck ProF-150 Lightning Pro
Dealer description
Meet this 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Pro—a fully electric SuperCrew truck ready to redefine your driving experience. With an all-wheel-drive electric powertrain delivering impressive efficiency and a fresh one-owner history, this Black beauty combines sustainability with genuine truck capability. At just over 21,000 miles, this vehicle is powered by an electric motor paired with a single-speed automatic transmission and achieves an outstanding 76 city and 61 highway MPGe. **Key Features:** - Clean AutoCheck vehicle history report - One owner - All-wheel drive with electric motor - 18 Machined aluminum wheels with black high gloss pockets - Connected navigation system with 3-year trial - Backup camera - Bluetooth® connectivity and remote start - SYNC 4 with enhanced voice recognition - Dual-zone automatic climate control - Advanced safety suite including forward sensing system, stability control, and multiple airbags This F-150 Lightning Pro sits ready to serve both your work and life needs. The SuperCrew Extra Short Box configuration provides genuine truck versatility, while the electric drivetrain ensures low operating costs and an environmentally conscious choice. Come see it in person to experience the future of truck ownership.
Questions for the seller (2)
- Battery health report The seller can pull one from the car; it's the only real degradation data, and nothing remote can measure it.
- Build date (door-jamb sticker) and original in-service date Settles mid-year running changes; the in-service date, not the model year, starts the warranty clock.