Ford’s upcoming Fathom electric truck, priced around $30,000, is designed to offer a new feature that could lower costs for homeowners looking to use vehicle-to-home power systems. The truck’s bidirectional charging capability allows it to send stored energy back to a household during outages, potentially making backup power more accessible. Industry analysts note that this technology could expand the market for affordable, grid-independent energy solutions. The announcement highlights Ford’s push into the growing demand for electric vehicles with integrated smart energy features.
Ford Says Its New $30K Fathom EV Truck Will Make Bidirectional Backup Power Cheaper MotorTrend
