While every other EV model on the road was built and designed from scratch, Ford $F doesn't have to do that with the F-150 Lightning.

Nearly all of the parts that will go in an F-150 Lightning will be the same as a gas-powered and a hybrid F-150. That means that Ford doesn't have to make many changes to how it plans on producing the vehicle. Also, Ford benefits from the savings that come with already having to order those parts in bulk.

These cost savings that come with simply changing a high-volume sales vehicle from gas to electric will allow Ford to reap profits instantly from the release of the F-150 Lightning.

And with the recently approved Inflation Reduction Act, Ford is flexing its pricing power by raising the price of its F-150 Lightning.

Overall, I think that investors should expect Ford to see its profits surge as it begins its deliveries on the highly anticipated F-150 Lightning.