Ford’s affordable electric pickup is indeed a midsize vehicle, the company confirmed Thursday.
The company has always referred to the $30,000 EV as a midsize truck, but that changed to "small" in its second-quarter sales report due to what a spokesperson referred to as an error that has been corrected.
Official dimensions are still nowhere to be found, but spy shots have started popping up.
[Correction 7/9 10:30 am: A recent Ford sales release described its upcoming electric truck as "small" for the first time, which we reported on here. A spokesperson later said that wording was an error and that the language in the release has since been updated to "midsize," which is how Ford has typically referred to it. The original article continues below, but Ford's official position is that the truck is still "midsize" and that the "small" language was incorrect.]
Ford’s $30,000 electric pickup truck, which is due next year, has been officially demoted from mid-size to small. The EV won’t get any smaller physically, but after several spy shots have emerged online, showing the entry-level truck next to larger vehicles, Ford has changed its wording regarding the pickup’s size class.
