Ford’s sub-$30K electric truck puts the home backup inverter right inside the vehicle
Ford wants to turn bidirectional EV charging from a pricey luxury into an everyday tool.
Ford wants to turn bidirectional EV charging from a pricey luxury into an everyday tool.
The Fathom pickup won’t need a wall-mounted inverter to output 10 kW to your house.
The dream rock band called Fathom travelled roughly 700km across Australia by car, helicopter and plane to play nine shows in 12 hours.
Ford is now accepting sign-ups for preorder invites for the upcoming Ford Fathom, the automaker’s $28,350 electric truck that’s coming out next year. Keep in mind, no one has seen this truck beyond a few camouflaged images. But with the average transaction price for a new vehicle over $50,562, it couldn’t hurt to get in line for Ford’s new ultra-low-cost EV. [Link: Ford Fathom invite preorder page | https://www.ford.com/electric/fathom/ | Ford]