Ford’s first ultra-cheap EV is called Fathom, a full-featured truck for $28,350
Ford's new electric truck, the Fathom, is set to disrupt the market with a starting price of $28,350.
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- Ford ‘Fathom’ Truck to Vie With China’s EVs at Sub-$30,000 Price Bloomberg.com · 4h ago
- Ford's Affordable Electric Truck Officially Has a Name and an Attractive Starting Price Car and Driver · 4h ago
- Ford's new 'Fathom' electric pickup truck will start at $28,000 CNBC · 4h ago
- Ford’s new electric truck, ‘Fathom’, starts at $28,350 TechCrunch · 4h ago
- Ford's next-gen electric pickup will start at $28k and be called Fathom Axios · 5h ago
- Ford picks "Fathom" for its affordable truck name, starts at $28,350 Ars Technica · 5h ago
- Ford’s $30,000 electric pickup gets a name: Fathom Automotive News · 5h ago
- Ford's new 'Fathom' electric pickup truck will start at $28,000 CNBC · 5h ago
- Ford’s first ultra-cheap EV is called Fathom, a full-featured truck for $28,350 The Verge · 5h ago
The brief
The Fathom, Ford's first ultra-cheap electric vehicle, is poised to make electric trucks accessible to a broader range of consumers. The announcement marks Ford's entry into the affordable EV market, with a full-featured truck priced at $28,350.
This price point, confirmed across multiple outlets including Axios, Ars Technica, and The Verge, positions the Fathom as a competitive option in the growing electric truck segment. The name 'Fathom' has been chosen for this model, and the truck is expected to offer features comparable to more expensive electric vehicles.
The question remains: how will this new offering impact the competitive landscape of electric trucks?
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Quick answers
What is the starting price of Ford's new electric truck?
$28,350.
What is the name of Ford's new electric truck?
Fathom.
Which outlets have confirmed the price and name of Ford's new electric truck?
Axios, Ars Technica, Automotive News, CNBC, and The Verge.
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