Ford Fathom EV to offer built-in home charging

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Ford’s Fathom pickup will include a built-in inverter that can power a home during an outage and output 10 kilowatts without a wall-mounted inverter. The vehicle is priced under $30,000, and Ford is rolling out two chargers with vehicle-to-home or grid capability.

WHO: Ford

WHAT: Ford announced that its Fathom pickup will have a built-in inverter for powering a home.

WHEN: Reported Oct 27, 2026 at 3:31 PM ET

WHERE: USA

WHY: The built-in inverter is intended to let the Fathom power a home during an outage.

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