Key facts
- Ford Fathom pickup truck will start at $28,350.
- Fathom can deliver over 10 kW to a home.
- Home Power Station charger costs around $650.
- Home Backup Power package costs around $2,100.
- Owners can participate in virtual power plants (VPPs).
- Owners may earn upwards of $1,000 per year selling electricity back to the grid.
Ford is introducing two new EV chargers designed for its upcoming Fathom pickup truck, enabling it to function as a home power source and participate in grid services. The Fathom will have a starting price of $28,350 and will be capable of delivering over 10 kW of power. The new chargers are priced significantly lower than previous models, with the Home Power Station costing around $650 and the Home Backup Power package priced at approximately $2,100. These devices will allow Fathom owners to engage in virtual power plants (VPPs), potentially earning over $1,000 annually by selling electricity back to the grid.