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What Is The Battery Warranty On The Ford F150 Lightning?

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While a standard-range battery-equipped Ford F-150 Lightning starts at $39,974,

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the retail customer would need to spend no less than $72,474 for an extended-range battery option.

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The battery warranty for the Ford F-150 Lightning covers the first eight years or 100,000 miles of use, depending on which comes first. with the extended-range Lightning battery

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The next-generation F-150 Lightning is covered under Fords basic warranty package,

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 but it also includes the eight-year/100,000-mile policy on the EVs components.

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 Unique components of the electric car, like batteries, are covered for 8 years or 100,000 miles.

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The car has spent its entire lifetime at DC quick chargers alone, has more than 100,000 miles, is about six years old, and is regularly recharged above 100%.

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Outside the warranty, replacing a Prius hybrids battery could run you up to $4000 (opens in new window).

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 Prius models released in 2020 and beyond include a more generous 10 year/150,000 mile hybrid battery warranty.

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Among the most immediate concerns of prospective buyers of the F-150 Lightning are the cost of replacing the battery,

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Its concerns about how long the battery will last, and what warranty coverage may provide if it fails.

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