2025 Ford F-150: Specs, Key Features & Rivals
- Most efficient in class
- Best city economy
- Best highway economy
Here’s everything that matters about the F-150, Ford’s car in the full-size pickup category. Out of all the full-size pickups listed here, the F-150 Uses the least fuel on the combined cycle. If you’re considering the F-150, you’ll probably also want to look at Silverado, Sierra and Tundra.
- Total system output325 hp
- Fuel economy (combined)21 mpg
- Starting MSRP$37,450
Key Specifications
Engine & Performance
| Powertrain | Gas |
|---|---|
| Engine | 2.7L twin-turbo V6 (EcoBoost) |
| Total system output | 325 hp |
| Torque | 400 lb-ft |
| Transmission | 10-speed automatic |
| Drivetrain | RWD (4x4 available) |
Fuel Economy & Range
| Fuel economy (combined)EPA estimate where available | 21 mpg |
|---|---|
| Fuel economy (city) | 19 mpg |
| Fuel economy (highway) | 25 mpg |
Off-road & Towing
| AWD / 4WD available | Yes |
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Safety & Tech
| Largest touchscreen | 12 in |
|---|---|
| Driver-assist suite | Ford Co-Pilot360 |
| Basic warranty | 3 yr / 36,000 mi |
Price
| Starting MSRP | $37,450 |
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How It Stacks Up in the Full-Size Pickup Class
Against the class average, the F-150 is 22% lower on total system output. The F-150 lands 6.5% above the class average on fuel economy (combined). On torque, the F-150 comes in 19% under the class average in raw numbers.
Compare F-150 With Its Rivals
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the launch price of the F-150?
Its launch price was $37,450, according to our data as of launch.
What does the F-150 compete with?
If you’re considering the F-150, it’s also worth looking at Silverado, Sierra, Tundra and Silverado EV.