The all-new Ford Maverick pickup is loaded with features, comes standard as a hybrid, and is available at a reasonable price point. Better yet for Ford, Chevrolet doesn’t make a competitor.
This morning Ford unveiled their all-new Maverick compact truck. Ford calls the feature-rich pickup a “truck for people who never knew they wanted a truck.”
There’s a lot to unpack about the Ford Maverick and we’ll cover the compact pickup in more depth over the next few days. But for now, enjoy this quick rundown of everything important about the new truck along with a host of photos so you can take a look at it for yourself.
As you’ll see the Maverick is small. Super small. Will such a tiny truck even sell? Is there a market for a truck that has a bed only barely bigger than a few coolers? I guess we’ll see.
Do you think Chevrolet should make a competition to the Maverick? Would an all-new El Camino be right up your alley? We’ll find out if Chevy has an answer.
2022 Ford Maverick Highlights
- Staring Price of $19,995
- Standard hybrid powertrain / 191-horsepower and 155 ft-lb of torque
- Hybrid gets better fuel economy than a Honda Civic
- Hybrid rated at an estimated 40 MPG and over 500-mile range
- Hybrid has a 2,000 lbs towing rating – 1,500 lb payload rating
- Optional 2.0L EcoBoost engine delivers 250-horsepower and 277 lb-ft of torque
- Optional 4k Tow Package increases tow rating to 4,000 lbs
- Standard Ford Pass Connect with embedded modem and Wi-Fi
- 8-inch infotainment system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- Interior features a stone-like finish and “reground” carbon fiber for durability
- Features “FITS” – Ford Integrated Tether System in the rear seats that can fit accessories like cupholders, storage, trash bin, cord organizer, grocery bag hood, and storage dividers.
- Ford Co-Pilot360 standard – Features Pre-collision Assist with automatic emergency braking, automatic high beams, and optionally adaptive cruise control, blind-spot information system, cross-traffic alert, lane centering, and evasive steering assist.
- FLEXBED offers customers a way to organize and secure cargo in a multitude of ways.
- Singular body design- there’s no gap between the bed and the cab- each is combined into one body.
- Two available 120-volt 400-watt outlets
- Pre-wired 12 volt electrical power inside bed for DIY uses
- Available in XL, XLT, and Lariat trim levels.
- FX4 package available on XLT and Lariat brings all-terrain tires and off-road drive modes.
- Goes on sale this fall and reservations are open now.
2022 Ford Maverick Photos
