What is the range of the F-150 Lightning extended-range?
Powerful. The f-150 lightning pro brings power where it counts. The available extended-range battery offers an epa-estimated range of 320 miles. Dual onboard chargers on the extended-range battery allow overnight ac charging to start the day at a full charge. Typical lifespan of the f-150 lightning battery on average, the f-150 lightning battery is expected to last 8 to 10 years under normal driving conditions. In terms of mileage, this translates to 100,000 to 150,000 miles or more before the battery shows major signs of decline.With the ability to offload up to 9. F-150 Lightning can provide full-home power for up to three days. It can last as long as 10 days if you ration that power.These full-size trucks generally last between 200,000 and 300,000 miles, as long as they’re properly maintained. If you drive an average of 15,000 miles per year around the Dayton-area, you can expect your F-150 to last anywhere between 13 and 30 years.
What is the lightning’s real world range?
Some claim they get over 2. Wh in summer conditions. With mostly interstate driving around 70mph, I tend to average 2. Wh for an approximate 260 mile range on my ER battery. I tend to get 1. Wh in general once weather breaks under 40*F for similar roads. This drops range to around 220 miles. Miles per kWh is the clearest way to judge how efficiently an electric car uses energy. In the UK, most modern EVs achieve between 3. Wh, while anything above 4. The higher the number, the lower your cost per mile and the more usable range you get from each charge.Plug-in hybrid: If you regularly charge at home, you could achieve costs close to an EV. But if the battery isn’t charged, you might get worse mpg than a hybrid.At-home charging remains the most affordable way to charge an EV, with a price difference of at least $0. Wh, and often significantly more, when compared to public Level 2 charging. It can be as little as one-third of the cost when compared to public DC fast charging.