Shop Electric and Hybrid Trucks Near Dayton
Dave Arbogast offers electric and hybrid trucks in Troy, Ohio, near Dayton. Compare available pickups by powertrain, model year, drivetrain, battery or engine, charging capability, mileage, towing considerations, features and price.
Inventory changes as trucks arrive and sell. Review the individual VIN listing to confirm whether a truck is battery-electric, conventional hybrid or another electrified configuration, along with its current equipment, advertised price and availability.
Where Can You Buy an Electric or Hybrid Truck Near Dayton?
Shop the live electric and hybrid truck inventory at Dave Arbogast, located at 3540 South County Road 25A in Troy, Ohio 45373. The dealership is north of Dayton and serves truck shoppers from Troy, Tipp City, Piqua, Vandalia, Huber Heights and communities throughout the Miami Valley.
The inventory can include new or used trucks and can change without notice. Call 937-980-0568 with the VIN or stock number to confirm the truck’s powertrain, equipment, price and availability before visiting.
Electric Truck vs. Hybrid Truck: What Is the Difference?
Electric, hybrid and plug-in-hybrid trucks use different powertrain and charging strategies. Confirm the exact fuel and charging type before comparing driving range, towing, operating cost or everyday use.
Battery-Electric Truck
A battery-electric pickup uses rechargeable batteries and electric motors without a gasoline engine. It requires external charging and is often described as an EV, BEV or all-electric truck.
Full Hybrid Truck
A conventional hybrid truck combines a gasoline engine with electric assistance. The battery is charged through vehicle operation, so routine external charging is not required.
Plug-In Hybrid Truck
A plug-in hybrid uses a gasoline engine and a battery that can be charged externally. Availability is model- and year-dependent, and it should not be confused with a battery-electric truck.
Compare New and Used Electrified Trucks
Use the live inventory results for exact availability. New-vehicle lineups and used-truck selection can change by model year, acquisition and sale.
New Electric and Hybrid Trucks
New inventory may include battery-electric or hybrid pickups from the dealership group’s represented brands when available. Compare the exact truck’s configuration, factory equipment, incentives, warranty and charging requirements.
Used Electric and Hybrid Trucks
Used inventory may include electric and hybrid pickups from multiple manufacturers. Compare model year, mileage, battery-related information, charging equipment, condition, history and remaining warranty coverage.
Shop Electric and Hybrid Trucks by Model
Availability depends on current inventory and model year. These examples help shoppers understand common electrified pickup choices; they are not a statement that every model is presently in stock.
Ford F-150 Lightning
The F-150 Lightning is a battery-electric pickup. Compare battery and range information, drivetrain, onboard power, towing equipment, payload label, charging capability and model-year features on the exact VIN.
Ford F-150 PowerBoost Hybrid
The available F-150 PowerBoost is a full-hybrid truck rather than a plug-in EV. Compare engine, drivetrain, towing equipment, payload, onboard power and installed packages by VIN.
GMC Sierra EV
The Sierra EV is a battery-electric GMC pickup. Compare trim, installed battery, official range information, e4WD equipment, charging capability, trailering equipment and payload for the exact truck.
GMC HUMMER EV Pickup
The HUMMER EV Pickup is an all-electric performance and off-road-oriented truck. Verify model year, trim, battery, range information, wheel-and-tire package, charging and trailering specifications.
Other Used Electric Pickups
Used inventory can add electric trucks from manufacturers outside the dealership group’s new-vehicle brands. Compare each VIN independently because battery, charging, warranty and capability can vary significantly.
Other Used Hybrid Pickups
Used hybrid trucks may come from several manufacturers and model years. Confirm whether the system is a full hybrid, mild hybrid or plug-in hybrid and review its VIN-specific equipment and disclosures.
How Much Does an Electric or Hybrid Truck Cost?
The price of an electric or hybrid truck depends on its model, year, trim, battery or powertrain, drivetrain, mileage, condition, factory equipment and market availability. Use the live listing for the current advertised price rather than relying on a generic model estimate.
Purchase Price
Compare the advertised price, applicable incentives, taxes, fees, trade value and financing terms for the exact transaction.
Energy or Fuel
Estimate electricity, gasoline and public-charging costs using your mileage, local rates, driving conditions and charging habits.
Charging Setup
For a plug-in truck, account for charging equipment, electrical work, permits and installation when those items are not included.
Insurance and Use
Request a vehicle-specific insurance quote and consider tires, registration, accessories, payload needs and expected trailer use.
Compare Range, Towing, Payload and Charging
Truck capability is configuration-specific. Never assume two trucks with the same model name have the same range, tow rating, payload or charging performance.
Electric Driving Range
For a battery-electric truck, verify its installed battery and official range information. Temperature, speed, terrain, wind, cabin climate, tires, cargo and towing can change real-world range.
Towing and Trailering
Confirm the exact truck’s tow rating, hitch and trailering equipment, trailer weight and payload limits. Towing can materially reduce an electric truck’s usable driving range.
Payload Capacity
Read the payload label on the individual truck and account for passengers, cargo, accessories and trailer tongue weight. Battery size and trim equipment can affect available payload.
Home and Public Charging
For plug-in trucks, compare home electrical capacity, charger output, connector compatibility, public fast-charging access and whether charging locations can accommodate a truck with a trailer.
Electric and Hybrid Truck Buying Checklist
Confirm the Powertrain
Verify whether the truck is battery-electric, full hybrid, mild hybrid or plug-in hybrid. Similar badges or model names do not guarantee the same system.
Match Your Workload
List your passengers, cargo, trailer weight, daily mileage and route conditions, then compare those needs with the VIN-specific ratings and range information.
Review Battery Details
For a used electrified truck, review available battery-condition information, applicable warranty coverage, charging equipment, history, recalls and software functions.
Financing and Trade-In Tools
Prepare for an electric or hybrid truck purchase with Dave Arbogast’s online tools. Financing is subject to lender approval and transaction-specific terms.
Electrified Trucks for Local and Nationwide Buyers
Troy and Dayton-Area Shoppers
Dave Arbogast serves electric- and hybrid-truck shoppers from Troy, Dayton, Tipp City, Piqua, Vandalia, Huber Heights, Sidney, Springfield, Beavercreek, Kettering, Centerville and surrounding Ohio communities.
Nationwide Vehicle Delivery
Nationwide delivery is available. Confirm the exact truck and included charging equipment, then discuss vehicle eligibility, destination, timing, cost, documentation and purchase requirements with the dealership.
Explore Related Vehicle Inventory
Compare electrified trucks with all electric vehicles, new Ford and GMC inventory, used trucks and the complete Dave Arbogast inventory.
Electric and Hybrid Truck FAQs
Where can I buy an electric or hybrid truck near Dayton?
Shop the live electric and hybrid truck inventory at Dave Arbogast, located at 3540 South County Road 25A in Troy, Ohio 45373, north of Dayton.
What is the difference between an electric truck and a hybrid truck?
A battery-electric truck uses rechargeable batteries and electric motors without a gasoline engine and requires external charging. A conventional hybrid combines a gasoline engine with electric assistance and does not normally require external charging.
Does Dave Arbogast sell both new and used electrified trucks?
Availability may include new and used electric or hybrid trucks. Because inventory changes, use the live results and VIN-specific listing to confirm the truck’s condition, powertrain, equipment and price.
Which electric truck models may be available?
Depending on current inventory and model year, electric pickup examples can include Ford F-150 Lightning, GMC Sierra EV, GMC HUMMER EV Pickup and used electric trucks from other manufacturers.
Is the Ford F-150 PowerBoost an electric truck?
No. The F-150 PowerBoost uses a full-hybrid gasoline-electric powertrain and does not operate as a battery-electric pickup. Verify the exact F-150 engine and equipment on its VIN-specific listing.
Can an electric truck tow a trailer?
Properly equipped electric trucks may tow trailers. Confirm the exact truck’s tow rating, required equipment and payload limits, and account for the effect of trailer weight, speed, terrain and weather on driving range.
What affects an electric truck’s driving range?
Actual range varies with battery, drivetrain, wheels, tires, temperature, speed, terrain, wind, climate use, passengers, cargo, towing and charging habits. Review official information for the exact model and configuration.
What should I check when buying a used electric truck?
Review available battery-condition information, remaining battery-warranty coverage, charging compatibility, included charging equipment, vehicle history, tire condition, software functions, recalls, towing equipment and payload information.
Can I finance an electric or hybrid truck?
Financing may be available for qualified buyers. Approval, rates and terms depend on the applicant, lender, selected truck and transaction.
Is nationwide delivery available for electric and hybrid trucks?
Nationwide delivery is available. Contact Dave Arbogast to confirm the truck and discuss vehicle eligibility, destination, timing, cost, documentation and purchase requirements.
Find Your Next Electric or Hybrid Truck
Review the live inventory, then contact Dave Arbogast to confirm the exact truck’s powertrain, battery or engine, equipment, price, availability, financing, trade-in and delivery options.
