  The investigation on higher-dimensional AdS black holes is of great
importance under the light of AdS/CFT correspondence. In this work we study
static and rotating, uncharged and charged, AdS black holes in
higher-dimensional $f(T)$ gravity, focusing on the power-law ansatz which is
the most viable according to observations. We extract AdS solutions
characterized by an effective cosmological constant that depends on the
parameters of the $f(T)$ modification, as well as on the electric charge, even
if the explicit cosmological constant is absent. These solutions do not have a
general relativity or an uncharged limit, hence they correspond to a novel
solution class, whose features arise solely from the torsional modification
alongside the Maxwell sector incorporation. We examine the singularities of the
solutions, calculating the values of various curvature and torsion invariants,
finding that they do possess the central singularity, which however is softer
comparing to standard general relativity case due to the $f(T)$ effect.
Additionally, we investigate the horizons structure, showing that the solutions
possess an inner Cauchy horizon as well as an outer event one, nevertheless for
suitably large electric charge and small mass we obtain the appearance of a
naked singularity. Finally, we calculate the energy of the obtained solutions,
showing that the $f(T)$ modification affects the mass term.
