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Happy Thursday, InsideEVs readers! Today we finally got some more concrete details about Ford’s upcoming affordable electric pickup. The automaker has said it would cost around $30,000. Now we know the final price and name of this crucial vehicle for Ford’s EV future.
The Ford Fathom will cost $28,350 before destination charges. Suvrat Kothari spoke with a top executive at Ford’s Model e business to learn more about the project. Check out his story below for more on the Fathom.
What else is happening today?
We have new details about California’s $3,500 EV rebate—including which cars qualify.
Lucid pushed the Cosmos to next year, but also revealed some camouflaged photos of it.
Mercedes unveiled its four-door AMG EV.
— Tim Levin, Senior Editor
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Ford's Affordable Electric Truck Finally Has A Name And A Price
The $29,945 Ford Fathom gets a pretty decent list of standard equipment.
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What To Know About California's $3,500 EV Rebate—And Which Teslas Qualify
California dropped new details about how its incentive program for new and used EVs works, and which cars qualify. Here's what we know.
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Lucid Cosmos Midsize SUV: Here’s A First Look At The Tesla Model Y Rival
The company’s smallest EV to date is expected to cost around $50,000, opening up a much more lucrative market for the startup.
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The Mercedes-AMG GT 53 EV Trades Power For Over 500 Miles Of Range
The entry-level AMG four-door EV uses one fewer motor than the GT 63, yet still makes 536 hp and hits 60 mph in 3.8 seconds.