Ford’s F-150 Lightning is a relatively inexpensive electric version of America’s most popular vehicle. The more expensive version’s extended battery will be able to power a blacked-out home for three days, and its 11 AC outlets allow drivers to plug in power tools while on the road. It’s only a little more than $11,000 more expensive than the gas version. Driving an EV can save up to $14,000 in fuel costs over 15 years, according to the NRDC. In just a few days, 45,000 people reserved this truck.
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