Ford unveils low‑cost electric pickup and rolls out financing deals for its electric SUVs

Ford has begun public testing of a compact electric pickup priced at about $30,000 (roughly 110,000‑115,000 zł). Built on the new Universal Electric Vehicle (UEV) platform, the vehicle features a lightweight design, 15 % better aerodynamics than existing electric pickups, and a 50 kWh LFP battery that also serves as a structural component. It is intended as the first affordable model in a planned family of budget‑friendly EVs for the U.S. market.

In Poland, Ford is promoting its electric SUV range with highly subsidised financing. The lineup includes the compact Puma Gen‑E (up to 523 km range), the larger Explorer (up to 602 km), the sport‑styled Capri (up to 627 km) and the Mustang Mach‑E. Buyers can benefit from low down‑payments (as little as 6,900 zł), lease rates starting around 929 zł per month, and potential savings of 39,000‑67,000 zł. An eight‑year protection package (Ford Protect) is also offered on select models.