Ford will resume production of Fmuri 150 Lightning electric pickup truck on March 13

CTOnews.com March 3, according to the Wall Street Journal, Ford Motor Company said on Thursday local time that it will resume production of Fmuri 150 Lightning electric pickup trucks on March 13.

It also means that Ford will stop producing the model for five weeks. Currently, Ford is investigating the battery problem that caused the vehicle to catch fire.

A Ford spokesman said earlier that the fire broke out on February 4 at one of the company's parking sites, when pre-delivery quality checks were being carried out. A fire department accident report showed that the fire affected two other trucks. Ford said it had no reason to believe that customers' Fmur150 Lightning would be affected by the problem, and the company monitored vehicle data to help ensure that its vehicles performed as expected on the road.

Last week, battery maker SK On resumed the battery production line of Ford Motor Company's electric pickup FMY 150 Lightning. A spokesman for SK pointed out that the company believes this is a rare event and is not a fundamental problem with battery technology or the overall manufacturing system.

CTOnews.com has reported that the Fmur150 Lightning has a maximum power of 563hp 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.