Testing every Ford truck model from the F-150 Hybrid to the F-750 Hybrid involves an extensive review of various specifications, features, and performance metrics. Below is a breakdown of the key aspects for these models:
1. Ford Truck Lineup Overview
F-150 Hybrid: A light-duty hybrid pickup offering exceptional towing, fuel efficiency, and tech features.
F-250 to F-550 Super Duty: Heavy-duty trucks for commercial use with diesel and gas engine options.
F-650/F-750: Medium-duty trucks designed for industrial and custom superstructure applications.
2. Key Specifications
Feature
F-150 Hybrid
F-250/F-350
F-650/F-750
Towing Capacity
Up to 12,700 lbs
Up to 37,000 lbs (diesel)
Up to 37,000 lbs (custom builds)
Dimensions (L x W x H)
~231.7" x 79.9" x 77.2"
Varies by cab/bed (approx. 266")
Customizable
Ground Clearance
~8.4" (standard)
8-10.5"
Varies
Trunk (Bed) Size
5.5' to 8' beds available
Similar bed options
No bed (frame for upfitting)
Engine Size
3.5L PowerBoost™ Hybrid V6
6.7L Power Stroke Diesel
6.7L Power Stroke Diesel
Fuel Consumption (MPG)
24 MPG city / 26 MPG highway
~15 MPG (diesel)
~10-12 MPG
Battery (Hybrid models)
1.5 kWh lithium-ion
Not applicable for F-250+
Not applicable
Horsepower
430 hp (Hybrid V6)
475 hp (diesel)
~330 hp
Net Torque
570 lb-ft
1,050 lb-ft
~725 lb-ft
3. Pricing and Costs
Base Prices:
F-150 Hybrid: $59,000+
F-250 to F-350: $45,000–$85,000 (depending on trim and options)
F-650/F-750: Custom-priced (starting ~$60,000+)
Annual Maintenance Costs:
F-150: $1,000–$1,500
Super Duty: $1,500–$3,000
F-650/F-750: Varies with superstructure
Insurance Costs: $1,200–$3,000/year (varies by region and truck type).
4. Tires and Wheels
F-150: 17-22 inches
Super Duty: 17-20 inches (off-road or heavy-duty options)
