Ford dealers are slashing prices on the discontinued F-150 EV. One truck has been marked down by more than $20,000. The Lightning will give way to a new range-extended model. Last year, Ford pulled the plug on the F-150 Lightning. The move came after years of disappointing sales and a decision to embrace range-extended powertrains for full-size trucks and SUVs. Now, nearly eight months later, inventories are almost sold out. A quick search reveals dealers only have around 100 new units left in stock and they’re being offered with generous discounts. More: GM’s EV Trucks Bombed, So Dealers Are Offering Huge Discounts One of the biggest deals is at Brinson Ford in Corsicana, Texas. Their F-150 Lightning XLT has been marked down by $20,471, which means the $65,940 MSRP has been slashed to $45,469. That’s 31% below sticker price and the model is now cheaper than the gas-powered F-150 XLT Crew Cab before discounts. If you’re in the Midwest, Sam Leman Ford of Bloomington, Illinois has knocked $18,000 off their F-150 Lightning Flash. This lowers the cost of entry from $71,990 to $53,990. Sheehy Ford of Springfield, Virginia isn’t quite as generous, but their F-150 Lightning XLT has been marked down from $66,190 to $49,900. This means buyers can save $16,290 on a four-wheel drive truck with 240 miles (386 km) of range. The latter is pretty stingy and it’s easy to see why the truck didn’t set the sales chart ablaze. If you need more range, Flood Ford of Rhode Island has a 2025 F-150 Lightning Flash that can travel 300 miles (483 km) on a single charge. However, it costs $58,435 after a $15,000 discount. Those are just a few examples, but the deals likely won’t last much longer as there’s only a handful of trucks left. That being said, General Motors is also struggling to sell their electric trucks, so there are plenty of options to be had.