Just like a truck in the Platinum trim, the F-150 Lightning has the Ford Motor Companys Pro Power Onboard, with 2.4kW in the Pro and XLT trims.
Ford says based on the average 30 kWh of home energy use,
the higher-end version can supply all household energy for up to three days -- and extends this up to 10 days for emergencies.
If you go with the heavier 1, Ford includes its own home charger called Ford Charge Station Pro, or you can get it for $1,310 if you have a standard battery.
Beneath the shiny exterior, Fords 2022 F-150 Lightning All-Electric has 426 hp and an impressive 775 pound-feet of torque from a standard-range battery.
Looking like an F-150 pickup, the 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning is expected to hit 60 miles per hour
Its faster than any other F-series truck available today, with an expected 300-mile driving range.