Ford’s bold bet on electric trucks just took a sharp turn.

In this episode, we break down Ford’s decision to cancel the all-electric F-150 Lightning, once seen as the future of America’s best-selling pickup. What caused the reversal? Slowing demand, massive EV losses, shifting government incentives, and the harsh realities of building electric full-size trucks.

We explore:

Why Ford ended production of the F-150 Lightning

The billions Ford has lost on EV investments

How changing U.S. policy impacted EV adoption

Ford’s pivot toward hybrids and extended-range electric trucks

What this means for current Lightning owners and future truck buyers

Is this a setback for electric trucks — or a necessary course correction?

If you follow EV news, the future of pickups, or the business of automakers, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.