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Ford F-150 Lightning vs. Chevrolet Silverado EV

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Ford F-150 Lightning vs. Chevrolet Silverado EV
Ford F-150 Lightning
Chevrolet Silverado EV
At a Glance: F-150 Lightning vs. Silverado EV
F-150 Lightning

Green technology has made its way into the automotive industry. Electric trucks are all over Birch Run, Clio, and Saginaw, MI. One popular model on the road today is the Ford F-150 Lightning, but it isn't the only electric truck.

Chevrolet has thrown its hat into the ring with the Silverado EV (electric vehicle). Our team at LaFontaine Ford Birch Run is here to show you how these electric trucks compare in this Ford F-150 Lightning vs. Chevrolet Silverado EV comparison.


PUBLIC CHARGING STATIONS

PUBLIC CHARGING STATIONS

over 84,000 | over 50,000
Lightning vs Silverado EV
PRO TRAILER BACKUP ASSIST™

PRO TRAILER BACKUP ASSIST™

Available | Not Available
Lightning vs Silverado EV
ACTIVE PARK ASSIST 2.0

ACTIVE PARK ASSIST 2.0

Available | Not Available
Lightning vs Silverado EV
See the Difference for Yourself
Select a category below to learn more about how the Ford F-150 Lightning compares to the Chevrolet Silverado EV.
EFFICIENCY
Ford F-150 Lightning

Whether you’re using your electric truck for work or vacation, you’re sure to be traveling the roads a lot. When it comes to efficiency, these models answer to no one. If you’re ready to charge down the roads less traveled, take a look at how they perform.

What’s Your Range?

If you’re a truck lover, then there’s no doubt you know the names Ford and Chevy. These two brands have cemented themselves as two powerhouses in the industry, building pickups that are ready for extreme off-roading, huge worksite projects, tough farming tasks, and whatever else you can throw their way.

But now, Ford and Chevy want to make a name in the efficiency sector with the Lightning and the 2024 Silverado EV, respectively. Both models will be able to charge quickly to help you hit the road and journey over 300 miles when properly equipped.

Charge Up and Hit the Road

However, you may find road trips in the Lightning easier thanks to the over 84,000 Ford charging stations around the country . Chevy, on the other hand, is slightly behind their competitor with just over 50,000 public charging stations available.

That means you may have to drive out of your way to charge your Chevy.


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PERFORMANCE
Ford F-150 Lightning

Just because these trucks will be outfitted with electric motors doesn’t mean they compromise on power and strength. With electric engines, both models put out tremendous amounts of power, but which one will make your drive easier?

Electric-Powered Muscle

The Ford Lightning and the 2024 Chevy Silverado EV are just as brawny as ever with their ability to tow 10,000 pounds when properly armed. With this capacity, you can easily tow items such as a:

  • Sailboat
  • Camper
  • Car trailer
  • Livestock trailer
Easy Towing

To help load your water ski boat into the water or back a larger camper into your site, the Lightning is available with Pro Trailer Backup Assist™ . This system seamlessly syncs your truck and trailer, so you can control the direction it turns when in Reverse with the simple turn of a dial.

This feature is a Ford-specific system, so the Silverado EV is not expected to have a comparable feature.


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SAFETY
Ford F-150 Lightning

A big part of hitting the road these days is the peace of mind that comes from safety and driver-assisting features. These systems help keep you safe and aid your driving. Trucks like the F-150 Lightning and the Silverado EV come with many systems.

Efficient and Safe

Both the F-150 Lightning and the Silverado EV are packed with advanced tech designed to help keep you out of harm’s way, such as the following:

  • Auto High-Beam Headlamps
  • Lane-Keeping System
  • Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking
  • Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control
Parking Help

To assist with parking, the Ford Lightning is available with Active Park Assist 2.0 . This system automates parking by intelligently steering your truck into detected parking spots—it doesn’t get much easier than that!

As of right now, the 2024 Chevy Silverado EV is not expected to have a comparable safety system to offer, so you’ll have to park your pickup the old-fashioned way.


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Test Drive the Ford Lightning Today
Ford F-150 Lightning

While the Chevrolet Silverado EV has plenty of features and goes toe to toe with the Ford F-150 Lightning, the Lightning has one huge advantage we haven’t touched on yet: It’s available right now.

If you want to be cruising the streets of Birch Run, Clio, or Saginaw, MI, sometime soon, then you’ll want to get behind the wheel of the Lightning. It’s a year or so before the competition becomes available, but this Ford truck is available now.

So, contact us at LaFontaine Ford Birch Run today to get started with your test drive.

All of the tools you need to move forward with experiencing a new F-150 Lightning for yourself are conveniently available right here online.