Ford Fathom EV Price, Release & More
Ford is expanding its electric vehicle lineup with the Ford Fathom, an all-new midsize electric pickup designed to bring the versatility of a truck to a new generation of EV drivers. With a focus on practicality, technology, and everyday usability, the Fathom represents an important step in Ford’s growing electric truck lineup.
For shoppers in Snellville and across metro Atlanta, this guide explores what to know about the Ford Fathom, including its price, release timing, availability, design, and technology.
How Much Will the Ford Fathom Cost?
Ford has officially announced the Fathom starting at $28,350 MSRP with the standard-range battery. Pre-orders are scheduled to begin in early 2027, giving shoppers an early opportunity to reserve Ford’s new midsize electric truck.
Final purchase costs may vary based on:
- Optional features and configurations
- Destination charges, taxes, and fees
- Additional dealer-installed options
Ford will provide additional pricing and configuration details as the Fathom moves closer to its 2027 launch.
When Will the Ford Fathom Be Released?
Ford plans to launch the Ford Fathom in 2027, with production taking place at the Louisville Assembly Plant in Kentucky. Ford says prototype builds using production-qualified parts are scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2027, with customer vehicles to follow later in the year.
Preorders are scheduled to begin in early 2027, giving interested shoppers an opportunity to reserve the upcoming electric truck before customer deliveries begin.
What Makes the Ford Fathom Special?
The Ford Fathom is the first vehicle built on Ford’s new Universal EV Platform, an architecture designed specifically to make electric vehicles more affordable without sacrificing practicality or technology. Ford says the midsize electric truck will offer more passenger space than a Toyota RAV4, along with both a front trunk and truck bed. The platform also uses a structural LFP battery that serves as the vehicle’s floor, helping create a low center of gravity, a quieter cabin, and additional interior space.
The Fathom is being developed around connected EV technology, including over-the-air software updates and advanced charging capabilities. Ford has also confirmed that Apple Maps will be integrated into its Universal EV Platform, providing EV-specific routing and battery preconditioning. While Ford has discussed bidirectional charging and home-power capabilities as part of its broader EV technology strategy, those features have not yet been confirmed for the production Fathom.
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Technology and Electric Features
Ford has confirmed that its upcoming midsize, four-door electric pickup will be the first vehicle built on its Universal Electric Vehicle (UEV) Platform, bringing several new technology and efficiency features for 2027.
| Feature | What Ford Has Confirmed |
|---|---|
| Next-Generation BlueCruise | Ford’s next-generation BlueCruise technology is expected to provide enhanced hands-free driving capabilities, building on Ford’s existing hands-free highway driving system. |
| Apple Maps Integration | Apple Maps integration will support EV-specific navigation and routing, including features designed to help drivers plan trips around charging needs. |
| Digital Key | Ford offers Phone As A Key on select models, but availability on the midsize EV pickup has not been confirmed. |
| Bidirectional Power | Ford has not confirmed whether the midsize pickup will offer Pro Power Onboard or other bidirectional power capabilities. |
| Flexible Cargo Space | The pickup will feature both a truck bed and frunk for additional cargo flexibility. |
| Universal EV Platform | The pickup will debut Ford’s Universal Electric Vehicle Platform, a flexible, software-defined architecture designed to reduce complexity, cost and wiring. |
| Zonal Electrical Architecture | The UEV Platform uses a fully zonal electrical architecture, 48-volt system and high-speed Ethernet to reduce wiring and improve electrical and software capabilities. |
Overall, these technologies make the upcoming Ford midsize EV notable for its software-focused architecture, advanced connectivity, hands-free driving technology and efficient packaging, while several individual features remain unconfirmed until Ford releases full production specifications.
Learn More About the Ford Fathom
Interested in what’s next for Ford’s electric truck lineup? Five Star Ford Stone Mountain will continue sharing the latest confirmed information on the Fathom as details become available. Contact our team with questions about Ford’s upcoming EVs, or check back for updates on the Fathom’s launch, availability, and ordering information.
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