Fodr EVs in 2025: From the Lightning to the Mach-E

Ford’s Bold Move into Electric

Ford isn’t just dipping its toes into EVs, it’s diving headfirst. In 2025, the F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E are proving that Ford can balance tradition with innovation. In states like Texas, the Lightning is taking over work sites and suburban driveways, while in California, the Mach-E competes head-on with Tesla’s Model Y.

Ford’s Strengths

• Brand Trust — Ford trucks are America’s best-sellers, and Lightning buyers know the DNA.

• Variety of EVs — Ford covers the SUV (Mach-E), truck (Lightning), and now Transit EV for fleets.

• Performance Meets Utility — The Lightning tows up to 10,000 lbs, while the Mach-E GT sprints 0–60 in 3.5 seconds.

• Widespread Dealerships — Easier access to service compared to Tesla or Rivian.

Ford’s Weaknesses

• Charging Network Reliance — Still depends on third-party networks like Electrify America, though Supercharger access is coming in 2025.

• Price Creep — Lightning trims often get sticker shock, especially in markets like New York and Florida.

• Competition — Chevy Silverado EV and Rivian R1T are pulling attention in the truck segment.

• Mixed Quality Reports — Some Mach-E owners in Arizona and Nevada complain of software glitches.

Ford vs. the Competition

• F-150 Lightning vs. Chevy Silverado EV: Chevy promises more range, Ford leans on its iconic truck brand.

• Mach-E vs. Tesla Model Y: Tesla wins on charging speed, but Ford offers dealership familiarity and often lower insurance rates.

• Transit EV vs. Rivian EDV (Amazon vans): Ford dominates with availability and commercial trust.

What’s Next for 2026?

• Updated Lightning trims with longer-range batteries and lower entry costs.

• Next-gen Mach-E rumored to feature more range and sleeker design.

• Expanded fleet solutions for delivery and logistics companies across states like Ohio, Illinois, and North Carolina.

Why VG Motors Cares

Ford EVs are hot, but that also makes them a target. From Dallas to Miami, thieves are eyeing these new models.

That’s where LoJack from VG Motors makes the difference:

• Police-connected GPS recovery system

• 26-minute average recovery time

• $5,000 recovery guarantee

• Installed in under 1 hour

Whether it’s your Lightning, Mach-E, or Transit EV, protect it with LoJack from VG Motors.