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Ford Fathom electric truck to start under $40,000

Ford's top-spec version of the Fathom is also expected to cost less than $40,000, according to a Detroit Free Press report.

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  • Ford's Fathom electric truck will arrive for the 2028 model year in several trim levels.
  • Reports say even the most expensive Fathom will start under $40,000.
  • The Detroit Free Press is the source for the pricing and trim details.

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Ford's new electric truck, the Fathom, will be priced below $40,000 in every trim level, including the top-spec version. The Detroit Free Press reported the plan on 6 November 2026, citing its own sources.

The Fathom is due for the 2028 model year and will come in multiple trim levels. The most expensive version is expected to start under $40,000, according to the report. The starting price is the figure the report gives; the exact price of the top trim has not been confirmed by Ford.

Pricing in a costly market

The report comes as car prices and fuel costs remain high. Ford is trying to address both with a modestly priced truck, one early account said. That account framed the Fathom as a response to rising costs for buyers, though the company has not published its own pricing announcement.

What it means for buyers

For Indian readers, the Fathom is a US model and is not sold in India. The news is mainly relevant to American buyers and to anyone tracking how electric vehicle prices are moving in the US market.

What is not yet known is the full trim list, the battery and range figures, and the exact on-sale date. Ford has not yet released official specifications for the truck. More detail is expected as the 2028 model year approaches.

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Sources: Carscoops, Road & Track

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