1 / 5Recently sold
10 sales, $23,682–$60,999
- 2025XLT5,049 mi$55,821May 2026
- 2025XLT5,303 mi$53,250Apr 2026
- 2025XLT3,190 mi$57,208Mar 2026
- 2025XLT315 mi$54,991Mar 2026
- 2025XLT5,394 mi$51,498Jan 2026
- 2025XLT7,514 mi$56,695Dec 2025
- 2025XLT10,673 mi$60,999Nov 2025
- 2025XLT4,224 mi$55,099Oct 2025
- 2025XLT2,738 mi$23,682Oct 2025
- 2025XLT978 mi$54,378Sep 2025
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Census ProF-150 Lightning Flash
Dealer description
Ford EV Certified, Flash trim, AWD and only 5,546 miles make this 2025 F-150 Lightning a standout electric truck. White Metallic paint, a premium synthetic interior and Crew Cab practicality combine with instant electric power and full-size F-150 utility for buyers ready to move into an EV without giving up truck capability. The mileage is one of the strongest reasons to notice this Lightning. At just 5,546 miles, it has barely begun its life on the road, giving buyers a very different proposition from higher-mileage electric trucks already in the used market. For shoppers comparing a used F-150 Lightning in Wesley Chapel, Tampa or anywhere across Florida, that low odometer is a major advantage. The electric drivetrain changes the truck experience completely. Instead of waiting for an engine and transmission to build power, the Lightning delivers immediate response from its electric motors. That makes everyday acceleration feel smooth and effortless while eliminating conventional gear changes. All-wheel drive is part of the formula as well, adding traction and helping the truck feel planted in heavy rain, wet pavement and changing road conditions. For Tampa Bay drivers, that confidence can be valuable even if the vehicle never ventures far from pavement. Flash trim gives this Lightning its own identity within the electric F-150 lineup. The premium synthetic interior adds a more upscale feel than a basic work-oriented cabin, while the Crew Cab body keeps passenger space practical for family use, commuting or business travel. White Metallic gives the exterior a clean, modern look that fits the Lightning especially well. It highlights the truck’s familiar F-150 proportions while allowing the electric-specific details to feel integrated rather than gimmicky. The most impressive part of the Lightning is how little it asks truck buyers to give up. You still get a full-size pickup bed, Crew Cab passenger space and the road presence of an F-150, but the po
Questions for the seller (2)
- Battery health report The seller can pull one from the car; it's the only real degradation data, and nothing remote can measure it.
- Build date (door-jamb sticker) and original in-service date Settles mid-year running changes; the in-service date, not the model year, starts the warranty clock.