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Electric Ford F-150 Available for Purchase in Brazil, But Costs Double the Ram 1500 Classic; Vehicle Has Equivalent of 588 Horsepower and Over 483 Km Range

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 31/01/2023 at 14:43

Updated on 31/01/2023 at 17:43

Automotive, Electric Vehicles

FONTE: Ford/Divulgação

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One Of The Best-Selling Cars In The United States For Decades, The Ford F-150 Pickup Comes With Its Fully Electric Version And Can Be Imported To Brazil For Exactly R$ 797 Thousand

It has been confirmed that Ford will present the F-150 to the Brazilian market. On the other hand, the classic combustion version of this legendary pickup, which has been one of the best-selling cars in the United States for decades, will only be available with a V8 engine. However, the electric version of the Ford F-150, the Lightning, can enter the country through independent importation.

A company specialized in vehicle importation, Direct Imports, is already selling the electric pickup in the top-tier variation (Platinum) for exactly R$ 797 thousand. This price is especially reasonable considering the same model in the United States costs around US$ 100 thousand.

The electric pickup Ford F-150 Lightning has even more impressive specifications: a weight of over three tons, a payload capacity of over 1,000 kilograms, the ability to tow up to 4.5 tons, and a speed from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 4.5 seconds.

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The Electric Ford F-150 Features Parking Assistance System, Panoramic Roof, Bed Cover That Can Be Opened Electronically And Various Other High-End Technologies

The electric Ford F-150 Lightning includes various technologies to provide comfort and safety for drivers and passengers. In addition to the aforementioned equipment, it also features a 360-degree rotating camera and power seats with ten different adjustment settings to provide maximum comfort for the occupants.

The electric Ford F-150 Lightning is still considered a pioneer in the large electric pickup class. However, other manufacturers such as Chevrolet (Silverado EV), RAM (Electric 150), and Tesla (Cybertruck) will soon also be available on the market as strong competitors.

It is worth noting that direct importers also offer a more affordable choice of the F-150. This is the XLT version, which is the second in the model line, costing R$ 600 thousand. For comparison, in the United States, this version costs $63,000 and has 452 horsepower.

Electric Ford F-150 Available for Purchase in Brazil, But Costs Double the Ram 1500 Classic; Vehicle Has Equivalent of 588 Horsepower and Over 483 Km Range

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