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Ford opens preorder invites for the $30,000 Fathom EV pickup

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Ford opens preorder invites for the $30,000 Fathom EV pickup

Want to be among the first to own Ford’s new EV pickup? You can now sign up for a preorder invite for the upcoming $30,000 Ford Fathom.

Although preorders for the Fathom won’t officially open until early 2027, Ford is now inviting interested buyers to sign up for a preorder invite and become one of the first to own its all-new electric pickup.

The Fathom will start at $28,350 for the standard range battery model, or about half as much as the F-150 Lightning, Ford’s first attempt at an electric pickup. Even with the $1,595 destination fee, it will still start at under $30,000.

As the first model based on its new Universal Electric Vehicle (UEV) platform, Ford promises the Fathom will be a step change from its first-generation EVs.

Ford has yet to announce driving range figures, towing capability, and other key specs, but it did reveal a few details about the upcoming EV pickup.

For one, Ford previously said the Fathom will offer more passenger room than a Toyota RAV4, and that’s not including the frunk or truck bed. The company also claims it will cost less to own over five years than a three-year-old used Tesla Model Y.

The interior will feature a “large touchscreen display” and will be the first to have Apple Maps directly integrated into the navigation system.

Other standard features include a Digital Key, Ford app remote control, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support.

All Ford Fathom models will be BlueCruise-capable for hands-free highway driving and will offer bidirectional charging capability.


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