Fluid Truck zero
emission vehicles

A sneak peek of our
Ford F-150 Lightnings

Ready to feel the need for speed? Our Ford F-150s are ready for the road with some amazing features, pure power, and of course that effortless speed. Watch our deep dive into Ford's newest EV experience.

Whether you are a frequent Fluid Truck user or a new customer, feel free to test out our EV Vehicles. Simply reserve a date and time to test drive the EV Vehicles around town. 

It is super easy to get started.

• Simply login to the Fluid Truck App with your selected username and password. 
• Search for Ford Lightning Trucks or preselect EV Vehicle Types within the filters. 
• Choose your preferred date and time you’d like to rent the truck. 

Not yet a Fluid Truck User? No worries, you can still sign up to reserve today. 

• Download the Fluid Truck App. When you open the application, you will land on the home screen.
• Select the Sign Up button to create a new account. If you already have an account, click Log in.
• Enter in the requested account information. The phone number you enter here will be the same phone number we send a verification code to in a later step.
• Select Yes, to create a business account. Click on, No Thanks if you want to create a Personal Account. 
• To verify the phone number you entered in step three. A verification code will be sent to that same number. Enter the provided seven-digit code into the Fluid Truck App to continue the verification process. 
• Once completed, press Submit.

Learn more about
Fluid Truck’s EV program

Fluid Truck is constantly looking towards the future of sustainability. That is why we are constantly dedicating ourselves to learning more about how we can make an impact with electric vehicles. Checkout our EV dedicated blog posts to learn more about Fluid Truck going green.

2022 EV news in review

EV news rewind: November 2022

Federal Government EV fleet goals

EV news rewind: October 2022

EV charging infrastructure

Before we predict what advancements 2023 will bring, let’s take a moment to catch up on some of this year’s biggest EV headlines.
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Did you hear about the EV truck that sold out in just 15 minutes, BMW’s latest plans to produce more EV batteries in the U.S., and the autonomous trucking technology that’s hitting some Texas interstates?

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Last year, President Biden ordered federal agencies to only buy zero-emission passenger cars, and EV versions of any type of vehicle by 2035. Those vehicles are also required to be made in the U.S.

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From California voting to ban the sale of gas cars, to New York making moves to do the same, to human-like robots being created for Tesla factories – there’s no shortage of things happening in the EV and tech world.

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One of the complaints surrounding EV adoption is that there isn’t enough charging infrastructure available for the amount of vehicles on the road. So, what is the state of the world now, and what does the future hold?

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