Base is RWD - AWD is available. No FWD. 

An interesting story regarding GVW matters in the scope of government/law-enforcement.   GM stopped making 3/4 ton suburbans, and the Secret Service bought an undisclosed number of them before the final production run was complete. These models were for up-armoring for protection detail, and were stockpiled to hold over until a suitable replacement could be found.     As those quantities diminished, the Secret Service went back to GM and told them they would need a special run of three-quarter ton suburbans for this purpose, and they said they wouldn’t do it.   Ford stepped in and said they would do a special run of expeditions to handle the GVW requirements, and interestingly, GM had a change of heart on building them suburbans.  

So what is Fathom?  

I do, they were as follows:   1997–1999 (F-250 Light Duty Marketed as a light 3/4-ton "heavy half" version of the tenth-generation F-150, featuring distinctive 7-lug wheels, a heavier frame, and an upgraded axle. 2000–2003 (F-150 7700 SeriesRenamed to clear up consumer confusion with the newly released Super Duty F-250 models, continuing with the 7,700 lb GVW payload package.    Pretty short lived in the grand scheme of things. 

Ford has not produced a FWD based EV as of yet, rhetorical or not, it is a question as valid as yours. 

It was a rhetorical question to point out that Ford simply has different strengths and priorities.

The 2027 Lincoln Nautilus Order Guide is now available for download in the Dealer Order Guides section. Thanks @bearman54

2027 Lincoln Nautilus Order Guide View File 2027 Lincoln Nautilus Order Guide   JOB #1 ORDER GUIDE UPDATES ● Removing Trailer Tow Class I DIO feature. This DIO feature is not orderable for the 27MY Submitter ice-capades Submitted 08/15/2026 Category MKX / Nautilus  

While Ford does well in its home market, Kia's focus is oriented to the ROW markets: 2.28 million units for the Kia brand versus Ford 1.33 million units (all nameplates) outside of the US.

Curious why Ford can do a F150, Super Duty, Bronco, Bronco Sport, Ranger, Transit, Aviator, Navigator, Expedition and a cheap EV truck and Kia can't?