Ford just announced the prices for the 2024 F-150 Lightning range. Even though it costs $3321 more than the 2023 model’s original price, the base Pro trim costs $100 more than the 2023 model’s current price. The Pro costs $52,090 to buy, the Lariat costs $79,590, and the brand-new Flash trim costs $72,090. Ford has been slowly revealing prices for the 2024 F-150 Lightning lineup. Today, the company released prices for the Pro, XLT, and Lariat trims. The 2023 Lightning started at $48,769, over $3,000 less than the current price. However, the base model Pro trim now costs $52,090, which is $100 more than the current price for 2023. There is a considerable price difference between the Pro’s base model and the XLT’s more luxurious model. With a starting price of $59,590, the 2024 XLT is $2600 more expensive than the last XLT model. It takes an extra $10,000 to add the XLT’s longer-range battery. To add the bigger pack, you also need the 312A High package. This pack includes adaptive cruise control, Ford’s Pro Power Onboard generator technology, heated front seats, and a heated steering wheel. The 2018 Lariat starts at $79,590, so if you want to switch from the well-equipped XLT to the Lariat, you may also need to move up a tax band. This makes the Lariat cost $7,600 more than before and $20,000. It also makes the Lariat with a gas engine cost $20,000. A new Ford trim level, Flash, comes in between the XLT and Lariat and starts at $72,090 for people who want to spend less.
