Ford names new electric truck Fathom
Ford has named its new, affordable four-door electric pickup truck the Fathom. The vehicle is built on the company's new UEV platform, designed to rethink EV architecture from the ground up.

Ford has named its upcoming affordable four-door electric pickup truck the Fathom. This vehicle is part of the company's second major push into the electric vehicle market, built upon a newly developed UEV platform.
The Fathom emerges after Ford's initial attempt to electrify its best-selling F-150 pickup did not meet expectations. A dedicated internal team, based in California, was tasked with creating a universal EV platform from scratch, incorporating advancements from EV startups and clean-sheet designs.
The truck will feature a new zonal architecture for its electronics. This system significantly reduces the amount of wiring by replacing numerous discrete electronic control units found in most vehicles with a few powerful computers that manage multiple functions.
Starting at an anticipated $28,350, the Fathom represents Ford's strategy to expand its electric offerings and appeal to a broader customer base seeking more accessible EV options.