Ford Electric Vehicles are Making a Statement this Halloween

November 01, 2022 By Jozeph P

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According to Electrek, Ford Electric Vehicle (EV) owners were able to showcase their vehicles' advantages this Halloween. In May 2021, Ohio residents Jace Craft Miller and Justin Koenig were among the first to order the Ford F-150 Lightning. Their automobile came early in October, just in time for the holidays. The pair used two work lamps outfitted with a few Philips Hue LEDs to commemorate the October festivities and plugged them into the Mega Power Frunk's sockets. They then gathered their decorations, including pumpkins, to fill the Frunk. Ford Electric Vehicles are Making a Statement this Halloween

Ford Electric Vehicles are Making a Statement this Halloween

The pair drives their Ford F-150 Lightning out in the field every day as they work in the Cleveland roofing industry. The pair was surprised by the effectiveness of their Ford EV since it was able to tow their 21-foot, a 5,000-lb boat with ease, despite the fact that the boating season is generally practically finished. In New York, Joe put the spotlights and pumpkins into the Mega Power Frunk on his Ford electric truck and used the 240V outlet in the bed to power a nine-foot Jack Skellington. Additionally, he transported his 36-foot, 9,500-pound camper trailer to Cape Cod, Maine, using the truck. Ford EV

Ford Motor Company continues to set the standard by making sure that its consumers, who desire the best performance, features, and aesthetics in their vehicles, have access to them with the release of the Ford F-150 Lightning. With a 600 HP engine and 565 lb-ft of torque, the brand-new Ford F-150 Lightning is offered with two-wheel and four-wheel drive. Depending on driving circumstances, the vehicle's battery can deliver up to 80 miles of range for each charge. The Ford F-150 Lightning's maximum torque is enough to achieve a 0-60 mph time of fewer than 4 seconds. It is one of the light-duty vehicles with the fastest acceleration and lowest emissions thanks to its strong horsepower. Ford is continuing to create and release eco-friendly vehicles. The most recent version of the Ford F-150 is one illustration of how Ford aims to satisfy the requirements of a diverse customer base.

By Jozeph P

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Ford Electric Vehicles are Making a Statement this Halloween

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