The Ford Frontier EV is Ford’s anticipated all-electric successor to the popular mid-size Frontier pickup. While official specs haven’t been released yet, it's expected to offer the same rugged versatility as the gas-powered version—think off-road-ready chassis, strong towing and payload capabilities, and a spacious cab—paired with a fully electric powertrain for zero-emission driving. Designed to slot between the compact Ranger EV and full-size F‑150 Lightning, the Frontier EV aims to blend everyday usability, worksite flexibility, and trail capability into one clean-energy package.
Inside, the Frontier EV will likely feature Ford’s latest SYNC infotainment system, advanced driver-assistance technologies (including optional hands‑free highway driving), and practical features such as a front trunk for extra storage and onboard power outlets to use at jobsites or campsites. While some reports suggest production might be delayed toward the end of the decade, early Ford statements indicate it’s being engineered with future-ready battery tech in mind—anticipating strong range, fast charging, and the durability expected for fleet and adventure use.