Ford F-150 Lightning support assured as production ends
Ford reaffirms decade-long support and OTA updates for F-150 Lightning after production ends
Ford F-150 Lightning support assured as production ends
Production of the Ford F-150 Lightning ends this year, but owners get OTA updates, features, safety improvements, and parts support for at least 10 years.
2025-12-19T09:45:31+03:00
2025-12-19T09:45:31+03:00
2025-12-19T09:45:31+03:00
While production of the Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup in its current configuration is set to end by the close of this year, owners of trucks already on the road can remain confident about ongoing support.The manufacturer has officially reaffirmed that it will provide regular software updates. In practice, this means customers will keep receiving new features, performance refinements, and safety enhancements via remote updates through the vehicle’s onboard connectivity—an approach that helps the truck stay current without a visit to the service bay.In addition, Ford will maintain quality service and support for F-150 Lightning owners for at least the next decade after this model’s production wraps up. The company confirms parts availability and customer care throughout that period, which should keep daily operation consistent and hassle-free long after this generation leaves the assembly line. For an electric pickup, that level of commitment is a reassuring baseline.
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Ford reaffirms decade-long support and OTA updates for F-150 Lightning after production ends
Production of the Ford F-150 Lightning ends this year, but owners get OTA updates, features, safety improvements, and parts support for at least 10 years.
Michael Powers, Editor
While production of the Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup in its current configuration is set to end by the close of this year, owners of trucks already on the road can remain confident about ongoing support.
The manufacturer has officially reaffirmed that it will provide regular software updates. In practice, this means customers will keep receiving new features, performance refinements, and safety enhancements via remote updates through the vehicle’s onboard connectivity—an approach that helps the truck stay current without a visit to the service bay.
In addition, Ford will maintain quality service and support for F-150 Lightning owners for at least the next decade after this model’s production wraps up. The company confirms parts availability and customer care throughout that period, which should keep daily operation consistent and hassle-free long after this generation leaves the assembly line. For an electric pickup, that level of commitment is a reassuring baseline.
