How big is the battery in the Ford Lightning extended range?

Ford F-150 Lightning Extended Range Battery Size
The Ford F-150 Lightning offers two battery options: the Standard Range Battery (SR) and the Extended Range Battery (ER). The Extended Range Battery has a capacity of 131 kWh, which provides a Ford-estimated range of 300 miles on the XLT and Lariat trims, and 280 miles on the top-level F-150 Lightning Platinum [[4]] .
The Standard Range Battery, on the other hand, has a capacity of 98 kWh, offering a Ford-estimated range of 230 miles on the base F-150 Lightning Pro, Lightning XLT, and Lightning Lariat trims [[4]] .
To physically verify the battery size, one can read the label on the side of the battery, which will indicate the total capacity. For the Extended Range Battery, the label will show a capacity of 143.3 kWh, while for the Standard Range Battery, it will display a capacity of 107.6 kWh.
In summary, the Extended Range Battery in the Ford F-150 Lightning has a capacity of 131 kWh, providing an estimated range of 300 miles on select trims.

Can you charge a Ford Lightning at a Tesla station?

Today, Ford F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E retail customers are the first of any non-Tesla automaker to gain access to Tesla Superchargers across the U.S. and Canada.

How much does the F-150 Lightning extended battery weight?

The Lightning with the larger 131 kWh extended-range battery has a curb weight of 6,590 lbs, according to the document (see below). This one has a GVWR of 8,550 lbs – which makes is a “heavy-duty” class 2b pickup truck. The Lightning’s base curb weight is surprisingly low for a battery-laden pickup truck.

Can Ford Lightning charge while driving?

Yes, you can leave the truck on. It will charge just fine while on with a slight reduction in charging rate of the battery due to the power draw.

How long does it take to charge a lightning extended range battery?

If you have the extended-range Ford Lightning, you can expect the vehicle to go from 15% to 100% in around 100 to 107 hours. To get more efficient charging times, consider installing a better charger, such as the Ford Charge Station Pro. This charger comes free with the extended-range version of the Ford Lightning.

What is the range of a Ford Lightning dual battery?

320 miles
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.

How heavy is the battery in the Ford Lightning?

1,800 pounds
The F-150 Lightning weighs 6,500 pounds (2,900 kg), over 35% more than the internal-combustion-engine (ICE) powered equivalent F-150, with most of the additional weight a result of the Lightning’s 1,800 pounds (820 kg) battery.

How big is the Lightning extended range battery?

Capacities

Cab style	SuperCrew®
Cargo box volume	52.8 cu. ft.
Front trunk volume	14.1 cu.ft./400 L
Battery capacity – Standard Range	98 kWh*
Battery capacity – Extended Range	131 kWh*

What is the range of the F-150 Lightning with extended range battery?

All Lightnings have all-wheel drive powered from dual motors, but only the Extended Range model’s larger battery pushes the Lightning’s max driving range to an EPA-estimated 320 miles.

What is the difference between standard and extended range?

Extended Range has a larger operating envelope than the Standard IncOder Range. The Extended Range incorporates various additional or alternative features to enable it to survive and thrive in more extreme conditions. Such features are sometimes mandatory in hi-rel aerospace applications.

What is the range of an F-150 Lightning with extended battery?

320Powertrain

Motor type	Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
Refrigerant Amount: Max TT, Duel A/C System (oz)	Cabin System 21.5oz R1234yf HV
	Battery cooling system 11oz R1234yf
EPA-Estimated Range (Standard-Range battery)	240†
EPA-Estimated Range (Extended-Range battery, non-Platinum)	320†