A new report indicates that there is a relatively high number of new Ford F-150 Lightning pickups available for purchase right now from dealers in the US.
An interesting report has emerged this week, indicating that there is a relatively high number of new all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning pickup trucks available for purchase right away from dealers in the United States. According to CarEdge, there are more than 8,000 Ford F-150 Lightning listed - 8,128 as of writing this article - in various versions that are marked as new. For reference, the number of used vehicles is below 400 .
However, the original post from AJ wrongly indicates that roughly 30 percent of the vehicles ever manufactured remain unsold. That's because the author divided 8,012 units by 27,877, instead of by the total. Anyway, it's an interesting data point, potentially indicating demand issues for all-electric pickup at the offered prices. The Ford F-150 Lightning is a new model with a long queue of reservations, so we would not expect thousands of vehicles waiting for customers.
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