Ford has pulled the wraps off Fathom, an all-new, all-electric midsize truck built on the company's Universal Electric Vehicle Platform. Gary Yeomans Ford Daytona Beach is tracking every confirmed update so Volusia County drivers don't have to sift through rumors to find them.
Range, horsepower, torque, towing figures, and a firm on-sale date are still on Ford's to-announce list.
Between beach traffic, weekday commutes, and weekend runs inland, a lot of Daytona Beach driving happens on the interstate. A midsize electric truck with a front trunk and a usable bed gives drivers flexible storage without sacrificing passenger space.
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Ford has said customer vehicles are expected to follow later in 2027, though an exact on-sale date hasn't been set. Contact Gary Yeomans Ford Daytona Beach with questions, we can't promise priority ordering or a specific delivery timeline beyond what Ford has announced.
A running list of what we can confirm today, and what's still on the way.
Details about the Ford Fathom shown here reflect what Ford had officially announced at the time this page was published. Specifications, features, pricing, and timing are subject to change and final confirmation by Ford. This page does not represent an offer to sell, reserve, or deliver a vehicle.
