Ford introduces F-150 Lightning STX to replace XLT trim
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Ford introduces F-150 Lightning STX to replace XLT trim
""Customers have been asking for a rugged F-150 Lightning with more range than the standard range XLT," Will Marchand, product and consumer marketing manager for the Lightning, said in a release. "Until now, if these owners wanted a rugged F-150 Lightning, they had to turn to the aftermarket to build the truck they wanted. We wanted to meet them where they were, which is why we're so excited about the new F-150 Lightning STX.""
"There's a new grille, blue accent lines, and "STX" badging throughout. Truck owners who like to do actual truck stuff with their big electric truck can option up with a black vinyl floor for extra protection. In addition to the regular range of paint options, the STX will also come in two new colors: Argon Blue and Marsh Gray."
Sales of the F-150 Lightning are down nearly 10 percent year-over-year. Ford replaces the XLT with an STX appearance package featuring dual motors and an extended-range battery targeting an EPA-estimated 290 miles. The STX delivers 536 horsepower and 775 lb.-ft. of torque, and includes a standard rear e-locking differential. Rugged parts include off-road running boards from the F-150 Tremor, new wheels, and all-terrain tires. Styling additions include a new grille, blue accent lines, and STX badging, plus optional black vinyl flooring and two new colors. The STX arrives early 2026, starting at $63,345.
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