Due to battery problems, Ford suspended production of Fmuri 150 Lightning electric pickup truck.

CTOnews.com, February 15 (Xinhua)-- Ford Motor Company has suspended production and shipments of the Fmuri 150 Lightning to solve a potential battery problem, according to the Wall Street Journal.

On Tuesday, local time, a Ford spokesman said that the Detroit plant that makes the Fmuri 150 Lightning has been shut down since the beginning of last week.

According to reports, Ford suspended shipments during the investigation after a car showed potential battery problems as part of a pre-delivery quality inspection.

Last April, Ford began producing the Fmure 150 Lightning and has been trying to speed up plant work to meet shipping targets. CTOnews.com learned that Ford said there was a long list of customers waiting to pick up the car.

According to previous information, the Fmur150 Lightning has a maximum power of 563 horsepower and an instantaneous peak torque of 1050 Nm, and can achieve a maximum towing capacity of 4.5t. When equipped with an extended battery pack, the Fmur150 Lightning 0-96 km / h acceleration time is only 4 seconds.