The FMC Maverick will be new architecture, not the current platform, that's why it makes sense. Ford can design specifically for EV, vs a retrofit of an existing platform, which would be required for the new '23 Ranger, as it's already designed as an ICE truck.Makes the least sense, as its a unibody. The best EVs are skateboard designs, which you can't really do with an existing unibody chassis designed for ICE.
You can make one from the ground up, or if its ladder on frame those are basically frames ready for batteries to be inserted between them anyway.
And even with the government's hand in everyone's wallet subsidizing the EVs, they still tend to be fairly expensive powertrains. For pure economic sense, the hybrid Mav already does the trick.
I figured as much . Good tip!Pretty sure the truck in question would be a Ranger.
https://www.drive.com.au/news/exclusive-ford-ranger-and-vw-amarok-to-go-electric-by-2025/
If Had guess backseats where the storage is or like rivian under the fender areaWho made up that fake picture? Where would the batteries fit in a Maverick?
It would start 35k most likelyAgree.
Too early to come out with full EV for the Maverick. It would piss a lot of current hybrid owners off (meaning me). HOWEVER, bet the MSRP will be quite a bit higher than the Hybrid MSRP.
Same here. One of the things that kept me from reserving the electric F-150 is that there's no place to charge it in the garage where it would go.I would much rather have a hybrid than plug in electric