Ford looks to be laying the groundwork for electric versions of the Maverick and Ranger pickup trucks.
New trademark filings could signal Ford's plans to offer electric versions of its Maverick and Ranger pickup trucks., Ford on Monday filed trademark protection for “Maverick Lightning” and “Ranger Lightning” with the European Union Intellectual Property Office.
Lightning was traditionally the designation Ford used for F-150 street trucks, but with Ford's latest F-150 the designation has come to signify the Electric versions of the Maverick and Ranger will also help boost Ford EV sales outside of the U.S., where the F-150 Lighting may be deemed too big.
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