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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 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
- 2023Standard Range15,588 mi$42,480May 2026
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Voltcheck ProF-150 Lightning XLT
Recalls
NHTSA has a battery recall on file for this model.
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The 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning XLT delivers electric power with impressive capability and advanced technology. This stunning blue truck combines the iconic F-150 design with cutting-edge electric performance, making it an exceptional choice for those seeking modern efficiency without compromising truck toughness. **Key Features:** - Pro Power Onboard â" 9.6 kW - Max Trailer Tow Package with Pro Trailer Backup Assist - Tow Technology Package - Mobile Power Cord (120/240V) - Tough Bed Spray-In Bedliner - Navigation System with SYNC 4 - 10-Way Power Driver & Passenger Seats with Heated Steering Wheel - Intelligent Access with Push Button Start - Forward Sensing System - 20" Alloy Dark Carbonized Gray Wheels The F-150 Lightning XLT delivers exceptional efficiency with an EPA-estimated 76 MPGe in the city and 61 MPGe on the highway. The single-speed automatic transmission and AWD drivetrain provide smooth, responsive acceleration with instant torque. At just over 21,500 miles, this truck reflects careful ownership and represents an outstanding value for buyers ready to step into electric truck ownership. Visit our showroom today to experience the F-150 Lightning XLT firsthand and explore how this groundbreaking truck can transform your driving experience.
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.