Last Chance to Get the October 2025 F-150 Lightning Offers
Are you in the market for an electric truck? This could be a good time to consider the best-selling EV truck in the country, the Ford F-150 Lightning. With federal EV tax credits scrapped, Blue Oval’s competitive lease deals entice interested buyers to opt for the iconic pickup that offers durability and zero-emission performance, reduces total vehicle ownership costs, and steers them away from challengers like the Rivian R1T and Tesla Cybertruck. Here’s a look at the offers available on the F-150 Lightning.
October 2025 Lease Watch: Top Ford F-150 Lightning Deals
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Ford is offering no security deposit required on most F-150 Lightning variants thanks to the Ford Credit Red Carpet Lease program. The lease structure can be based on multiple month terms with specific incentives and excludes taxes, title, and license (TTL) fees that vary by state and local jurisdiction. According to Ford, the best deal is on the F-150 Flash trim available at $494 per month over a 48-month term. This offer requires an initial signing payment of $7,753.
The new lease plans cover other F-150 Lightning models, like the top Platinum trim. It is available for $631 per month with $9,390 due at signing for the same 48-month period. All the plans come standard with a mileage allowance of 10,500 miles per year.
Since terms vary by region and dealership, we recommend checking Ford’s official pricing and incentives page and contacting your local dealer to confirm the applicable offers for your specific area.
| Trim | MSRP |
| F-150 Lightning Pro | $54,780 |
| F-150 Lightning XLT | $63,345 |
| F-150 Lightning Flash | $69,995 |
| F-150 Lightning Lariat | $76,995 |
| F-150 Lightning Platinum | $84,995 |
Moving on to finance plans, Ford is offering a standard 1.9% APR financing over 84 months. Also worth mentioning is that the American manufacturer is offering 0% for the rest of the terms, including 36, 48, 60, and 72 months.
Ford F-150 Lightning Powertrain and Features
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The all-electric Ford Lightning is based on the body and frame of the iconic internal combustion engine-powered F-150 pickup truck. The F-150 Lightning comes standard with a dual motor and all-wheel-drive system. The Lightning lineup offers various battery and power configurations: 98 kWh, 123 kWh, and 131 kWh.
The 98 kWh standard battery has an output of 452 hp and 775 lb-ft with an estimated range of 240 miles. The extended range is available in two trims—the 123 kWh, which delivers 536 hp and 775 lb-ft, and the top model, the 131 kWh, makes 580 hp with identical torque figures. The former model has a driving range of 300 miles, while the latter offers up to 320 miles.
The entry-level XLT is equipped with front heated seats, a 360-degree camera, a 12-inch infotainment display, and 20-inch alloy wheels. Ford upgrades the Flash trim with a 15.5-inch touchscreen, a leather-wrapped and heated steering wheel, and leatherette seating upholstery. The Lariat model gets a power tailgate, heated and ventilated front seats, leather-trimmed seats, a twin-panel moonroof, a memory driver’s seat, and your phone can even be used as a key. The highest trim level, the Platinum, elevates the standard with 22-inch alloy wheels, luxurious leather seating, multicontour front seats that include a massage option, a 14- or 18-speaker B&O audio system, and heated rear seats.
The Bottom Line
Following the cancellation of federal EV tax credits, Ford continues to offer attractive lease options for the F-150 Lightning, providing excellent value, particularly with the Flash trim at only $494 per month. With low APR financing and no security deposit required, the electric pickup is now more accessible for those who want practicality along with zero-emission performance.
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