Ford Fathom electric pickup prototypes have been spotted undergoing rigorous testing in the Las Vegas desert, wearing camouflage wraps and bold teaser graphics that signal an official market debut in 2027.
The vehicle headlines an aggressive entry-level pricing strategy starting at $28,350, positioning the truck to undercut several popular gas-powered compact trucks while establishing a new benchmark for budget-friendly electric vehicles.
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SubscribeServing as the flagship introduction for Ford's new Universal EV Platform, the truck utilizes cost-effective lithium iron phosphate battery technology for its base rear-wheel-drive configuration.
Company executives confirm that dual-motor all-wheel-drive variants will accompany the lineup, featuring a larger battery pack designed to target approximately 300 miles of driving range per charge.
Commercial Focus and Advanced Tech Suite
Commercial fleets and everyday drivers alike will find five-passenger seating and interior cabin volumes that surpass compact crossover competitors like the Toyota RAV4.
Every trim level comes standard with high-tech features including BlueCruise hands-free highway driving capability and bidirectional power functionality to operate tools or appliances.
Contractors and outdoor enthusiasts can leverage the bidirectional charging system to transform the vehicle into a mobile generator during remote work projects or home emergencies.
Official pre-orders open in early 2027 ahead of initial prototype manufacturing at the Louisville Assembly Plant in Kentucky, with customer deliveries slated for later that year.