Ford Fathom™
Ford's all-new midsize electric truck. Named for depth you can't see from the outside — and priced like it isn't hiding anything either.
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Not like any electric vehicle you've priced out
Fathom is the first truck on Ford's new Universal Electric Vehicle Platform — built to feel roomier, drive smarter, and cost less than the segment expects.
More room than you'd guess
Fathom is projected to offer more passenger volume than a Toyota RAV4, despite sitting in the midsize truck class.
Power that flows both ways
Bidirectional power capability means Fathom's battery can send energy back out — to a home, a job site, or another device — not just draw it in.
Next-gen BlueCruise, standard
Every Fathom is BlueCruise capable, bringing hands-free confidence to highway miles right out of the gate.
Why "Fathom"?
A fathom is the old nautical measure of a sailor's open arms — six feet, used to sound the depth of water below a ship. Ford borrowed the word for the same reason sailors did: to describe something with more underneath it than shows on the surface.
An interior built to feel more expansive than the truck's footprint suggests.
Technology that adapts to how you actually use the truck, day to day.
A price and platform designed so you don't have to settle to go electric.
Remarkably modern, standard
No trims to climb just to get the basics. This is what every Fathom ships with.
Large touchscreen, powered by Apple Maps
Navigation built around a mapping engine drivers already know, on a display sized to actually see it.
Digital Key
Lock, unlock, and start Fathom from your phone — no fob required.
Ford App remote control2
Check charge status and control select functions from wherever you are.
Apple CarPlay® & Android Auto™
Both come standard — plug in and your phone takes over the screen, no extra package needed.
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We knew you'd have some questions
The most common things people ask about Fathom before it ever hits the road.