Oxford White & Atlas Blue F-150 Lightning XLT Spotted

[Peter P]

Oxford White and Atlas Blue F-150 Lightning XLT spotted in public by Ford authority

 

[xtraman122]

That’s some serious rake.

 

[Wvmtneer]

That’s some serious rake.

Looks like an EV tremor.

 

[thudnblunder]

That’s some serious rake.

Almost looks like it’s driving around with a placeholder smaller battery pack and there isn’t enough weight there.

Looks weird.

 

[Sgt Beavis]

I would definitely go for a leveling kit.

 

[vandy1981]

That’s some serious rake.

That's to keep the beer cans from rolling out the back when the tailgate is down.

 

[Sklith]

Maybe they're testing with the frunk loaded?

 

[F150ROD]

That has to be a loaded Frunk, in the pic below its not that bad

 

[jjwolf]

they're getting it ready for those 40s on the fleet orders...

 

[JPro]

The white one has some strange light bar action going on!

 

[TF1000]

The white one has some strange light bar action going on!

I think it's just a result of the shutter speed of the camera and the frequency of the flicker of the lights.

 

[DadBald]

Yeah, I think that angle is just how it's going to be. I don't believe these photos have a loaded frunk; the front wheel well spacing looks normal. The back always looks high to me.

 

[BennyTheBeaver]

The white one has some strange light bar action going on!

It's a byproduct of LED's, which is safe to assume they are using there...

Here is a technical breakdown:

https://ledlightinginfo.com/why-do-led-lights-flicker-on-video

To the naked eye it will appear solid.

 

[Whiskey]

Anybody know how many Lightning units have been manufactured? Seems like Ford should start selling some of these “Spotted” units. I’ll take one please.

 

[sotek2345]

Anybody know how many Lightning units have been manufactured? Seems like Ford should start selling some of these “Spotted” units. I’ll take one please.

These are all pre-production test units - none will be sold. They also need to build a bunch to go to safety / impact testing and to finalize their production line QC. Those also won't be sold. I suspect there will be a news article announcing when Ford starts up production of deliverable vehicles.

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