FORD FATHOM TRUCK EV 2027

upcoming Ford Fathom EV is a highly anticipated midsize electric pickup truck built on Ford's new Universal Electric Vehicle Platform, focusing heavily on affordability and practical, everyday tech. [1, 2]

Pricing Breakdown

The Fathom is positioned as a highly disruptive, budget-friendly entry into the EV market: [1]

• Starting MSRP: $28,350 for the standard-range, rear-wheel-drive base configuration. [1, 2]
• Destination & Delivery: $1,595, which brings the base entry price to exactly $29,945. [1, 2]
• Premium Configurations: Fully loaded models equipped with a larger extended-range battery and dual-motor all-wheel drive are expected to reach around $45,000. [1, 2]
• Availability: Pre-orders are scheduled to open in early 2027, with production kicking off in Louisville, Kentucky, and final deliveries expected in the second half of 2027. [1, 2]

Home Backup & Bidirectional Power

One of the most notable features at this price point is the inclusion of standard bidirectional charging capability. This Vehicle-to-Home (V2H) ecosystem allows the truck to send power back out to your home rather than just drawing it from the grid. [1, 2, 3]

• No External Inverter Needed: In a massive upgrade from previous EVs (like the F-150 Lightning), the Fathom features a powerful built-in inverter. It is the first sub-$30K EV from a U.S. automaker capable of outputting more than 10 kilowatts of AC power directly to a home without requiring a costly, wall-mounted external inverter.
• Emergency Backup: During a grid outage, the Fathom can act as a home generator to keep your critical essentials—such as lights, refrigerators, medical devices, and Wi-Fi—running smoothly.
• Smart Home Integration: You can use the truck to power your home during peak electricity rate hours to actively lower your monthly utility bills.
• Required Hardware: While the truck handles the power conversion internally, you will still need to purchase the Ford Home Power Station wall charger for basic V2H setups, alongside the Ford Home Backup Panel integration hardware if you want seamless backup power explicitly when the grid goes down. [1, 2]