Ford promises shorter F-150 Lightning wait times, more dealer stock

Workers at Ford’s Rouge Electric Vehicle Center build the F-150 Lightning late last year. — Workers at Ford’s Rouge Electric Vehicle Center build the F-150 Lightning (file photo). (Michael Martinez)

August 01, 2023 01:59 PM

DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. on Tuesday said it has resumed building F-150 Lightning electric pickups after a six-week plant shutdown designed to triple output by later this year.

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