Ford Fathom – Ford Electric Truck
The Ford Fathom is an all-new Ford electric truck coming soon, bringing a new affordable EV pickup to the Ford lineup. Built on Ford’s new Universal Electric Vehicle Platform, the Fathom will be the first vehicle produced on the next-generation architecture and is designed to combine pickup truck utility, passenger space and modern electric technology.
Ford has announced a starting MSRP of $28,350 with the standard-range battery, with preorders scheduled to begin in early 2027. The Ford Fathom will also offer a pickup bed and front trunk, or frunk, providing additional cargo flexibility for everyday driving, work and recreation.
This is truly be the next generation of electric vehicles. Not only will it power you on the road, it can help power your house, too. Home Backup Power lets Fathom send power to a customer’s home when the power goes out.
What Is the Ford Fathom?
The Ford Fathom is a completely new electric pickup rather than an electric version of an existing Ford truck. It will be the first vehicle built on Ford’s Universal Electric Vehicle Platform, a new architecture created to support a future generation of more affordable Ford EVs.
Ford describes the Fathom as a midsize electric truck designed to provide the utility of an open pickup bed while maximizing interior passenger space. The truck is projected to offer more passenger volume than a Toyota RAV4 while also providing both a bed and frunk for cargo.
When Will the Ford Fathom Be Available?
Ford Fathom preorders are expected to open in early 2027, with the first customer deliveries planned for later in 2027. Ford has not yet announced the exact preorder date or complete ordering process.
As Ford releases additional information, Chastang Ford will continue updating this page with the latest details about availability, configurations, battery choices, features and ordering information for Houston-area Ford EV shoppers.
How Much Will the Ford Fathom Cost?
Ford has announced a starting MSRP of $28,350 for the base Ford Fathom equipped with the standard-range battery.
That price excludes taxes, title, registration, fees and Ford’s announced $1,595 destination and delivery charge. Final dealer selling prices and pricing for additional configurations or battery options have not yet been announced.
This price point could make the Fathom one of the most accessible entries into Ford’s electric truck lineup and will give shoppers another alternative to larger electric pickups such as the F-150 Lightning.
Ford Fathom Technology & Features
Although Ford has not yet released the complete Ford Fathom feature list, several important technologies have already been confirmed.
Every Ford Fathom will be BlueCruise-capable and equipped with the hardware necessary for Ford’s next generation of hands-free highway driving assistance. Ford has also confirmed bi-directional power capability, a large high-resolution touchscreen and a digital key.
The combination of electric power, advanced technology and everyday truck utility is intended to make the Fathom useful for drivers who want an EV without giving up the versatility of a pickup.
Ford Fathom Bidirectional Power: Home Backup and Energy Savings
The Ford Fathom’s available bidirectional AC power will let the electric truck do more than charge its battery—it can also send electricity back to a properly equipped home. Ford projects output of more than 10 kW of AC power without requiring a separate wall-mounted inverter.
For Houston-area shoppers, this technology offers two potential benefits: backup electricity during a power outage and a way to manage home electricity costs.
Home Backup Power During an Outage
Home Backup Power will allow the Fathom to supply electricity to a home when utility power goes out. The system requires the available Ford Home Power Station and Ford Home Backup Power Panel, and may require utility notice or approval.
Ford expects the Home Backup Power Panel to cost at least 60% less than its first-generation home backup hardware. Backup duration will depend on factors such as battery charge and household electricity use.
Home Power Management for Potential Savings
Home Power Management will let owners charge the Fathom when electricity rates are lower and use stored battery energy to help power their home when rates are higher. Potential savings will depend on the customer’s electricity plan and energy use.
This feature requires the available Ford Home Power Station, utility approval, and an active Ford trial or plan. Ford expects the Home Power Station to cost about half as much as its first-generation bidirectional charger.
Chastang Ford will share additional information about equipment pricing, installation requirements and availability as Ford releases more details.
What Has Ford Not Revealed About the Fathom Yet?
There is still plenty we don’t know about the Ford Fathom.
Ford has not yet announced final battery capacities, EPA-estimated driving range, horsepower, towing capacity, payload ratings, charging speeds or the complete lineup of available configurations. Ford has also indicated that additional information about battery choices and next-generation BlueCruise packaging will be released closer to launch.
Ford Fathom Electric Truck Coming Soon to Houston
Houston drivers interested in the new Ford Fathom can follow Chastang Ford for updates as Ford releases additional information about its newest electric truck.
As preorder information, battery specifications, range, configurations and availability become available, we’ll update this page so Houston shoppers can learn more about the Ford Fathom and what to expect before ordering begins.
