2026 Ford F-150: The Full-Size Truck That Does It All

The 2026 Ford F-150 is designed to be a lot of different trucks.

It can be configured as a straightforward work pickup, comfortable family vehicle, serious tow rig, hybrid-powered mobile workspace, premium luxury truck, trail-focused Tremor®, street-oriented Lobo™, or high-performance Raptor®.

At Anderson Ford Kingman in Kingman, Arizona, that flexibility is especially useful for drivers whose trucks may need to handle work during the week, towing on the weekend, long highway travel, ranch or property use, construction projects, desert roads, and everyday driving.

With eight main trims, six available powertrains, up to 13,500 pounds of maximum available towing, and up to 2,440 pounds of maximum available payload, choosing the right F-150 is less about finding the “best” truck and more about finding the right configuration for the job.

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What’s New for the 2026 Ford F-150?

The 2026 F-150 builds on the current-generation truck with several equipment and powertrain-availability updates.

The lineup includes:

• XL
• STX®
• XLT
• Lariat®
• Tremor®
• King Ranch®
• Platinum®
• Raptor®

Notable 2026 changes include:

• PowerBoost® Full Hybrid availability expands to STX
• New 4×2 availability on Lariat, King Ranch, and Platinum in applicable configurations
• New XLT Chrome Appearance Package
• New Platinum Satin Appearance Package
• Zone Lighting becomes standard on XLT and higher
• Additional Pro Power Onboard configurations
• Revised engine availability on several trims

The F-150 Lobo Package also continues to give STX buyers a factory street-truck alternative to the off-road-focused Tremor and Raptor.

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Six 2026 Ford F-150 Powertrains

One of the F-150’s biggest strengths is engine choice.

2.7L EcoBoost® V6

• 325 horsepower
• 400 lb-ft of torque
• Up to 8,400 lbs maximum available towing
• Up to 1,775 lbs maximum available payload

The 2.7L EcoBoost is a strong everyday choice for drivers who want useful low-end torque and truck capability without automatically moving to one of the larger engines.

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3.5L EcoBoost® V6

• 382 horsepower
• 500 lb-ft of torque
• Up to 13,500 lbs maximum available towing
• Up to 2,440 lbs maximum available payload

If maximum conventional F-150 towing is the priority, this is the engine to focus on.

The headline rating requires a specific properly equipped configuration, so two F-150s with the same engine can still have different towing ratings.

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3.5L PowerBoost® Full Hybrid V6

• 420 horsepower
• 570 lb-ft of torque
• Up to 11,600 lbs maximum available towing
• Up to 1,740 lbs maximum available payload

PowerBoost is much more than an efficiency-focused engine.

Its 570 lb-ft of torque gives it serious truck capability, while available Pro Power Onboard™ can provide up to 7.2 kW of electrical output in properly equipped configurations.

For Kingman-area drivers who spend time at remote jobsites, campsites, ranch property, or places where convenient electrical power is not available, that can be one of the most useful features in the entire F-150 lineup.

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5.0L Ti-VCT V8

• 400 horsepower
• 410 lb-ft of torque
• Up to 12,800 lbs maximum available towing
• Up to 2,235 lbs maximum available payload

The 5.0L remains the traditional naturally aspirated V8 choice.

It is also the engine behind the F-150 Lobo Package, which gives the V8 a very different street-focused personality.

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3.5L High-Output EcoBoost® V6 — Raptor

• 450 horsepower
• 510 lb-ft of torque
• Up to 8,200 lbs maximum available towing

This engine is exclusive to Raptor and is paired with specialized off-road suspension and chassis hardware rather than being optimized around maximum towing.

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5.2L Supercharged V8 — Raptor R

• 720 horsepower
• 640 lb-ft of torque
• Up to 8,700 lbs maximum available towing

Raptor R represents the performance extreme of the F-150 lineup.

Its supercharged V8, specialized suspension, and off-road hardware are designed for high-performance use rather than maximum payload or towing.

Every 2026 F-150 powertrain is paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission.

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How Much Can the 2026 F-150 Tow?

Maximum available towing by engine is:

• 2.7L EcoBoost: 8,400 lbs
• 3.5L EcoBoost: 13,500 lbs
• 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid: 11,600 lbs
• 5.0L V8: 12,800 lbs
• Raptor 3.5L High Output: 8,200 lbs
• Raptor R 5.2L Supercharged V8: 8,700 lbs

Ford’s maximum 13,500-pound rating comes from a properly configured XLT SuperCrew® 4×4 with the 6.5-foot box, 3.5L EcoBoost, Tow/Haul Package, and required maximum-tow axle equipment.

Actual towing capability changes with:

• Engine
• Cab
• Bed length
• 2WD or 4WD
• Axle ratio
• Installed equipment
• Passengers
• Cargo
• Trailer tongue weight

For Kingman drivers towing an RV, utility trailer, equipment, boat, or recreational toys, check the rating of the exact truck rather than assuming every F-150 shares the advertised maximum.

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Ford Trailering Technology

The F-150 also offers technology designed to make using its towing capability easier.

Depending on trim and equipment, available features include:

• Pro Trailer Backup Assist™
• Pro Trailer Hitch Assist™
• Integrated Trailer Brake Controller
• 360-Degree Camera
• Tow/Haul drive mode
• Trailer information through the truck’s digital displays

That can matter on more than a specification sheet.

Hitching a trailer at home, backing into a tight campsite, positioning equipment, or maneuvering a boat trailer can be just as important to everyday ownership as the maximum tow rating itself.

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Pro Power Onboard: Electricity Where You Need It

One of the F-150’s most useful available features is Pro Power Onboard.

Depending on engine and configuration, available output ranges from approximately 2.0 kW to 7.2 kW.

That can provide power for equipment such as:

• Power tools
• Work lights
• Battery chargers
• Camping equipment
• Small appliances
• Electronics
• Outdoor and recreational equipment

For construction, property maintenance, camping, or working away from normal electrical service, that gives the F-150 a useful capability beyond simply carrying cargo.

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2026 Ford F-150 Trims Explained

F-150 XL — The Work-Ready Foundation

The XL puts capability ahead of luxury.

Depending on configuration, XL can be ordered in Regular Cab, SuperCab®, or SuperCrew form and offers several engine choices.

Available equipment allows buyers to add towing, four-wheel drive, and other work-oriented features without automatically moving into a higher trim.

Best for: fleets, contractors, ranch/property use, commercial work, and buyers who want a straightforward truck.

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F-150 STX — Style, Value, and More Choice for 2026

The STX gives the F-150 a sportier look while remaining below the more heavily equipped premium trims.

For 2026, STX becomes more versatile because the PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6 is now available.

STX is also the home of the F-150 Lobo Package.

Best for: drivers who want more personality than XL without moving immediately into premium-truck pricing.

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F-150 XLT — The Everyday Sweet Spot

The XLT provides one of the broadest combinations of configurations, powertrains, towing equipment, technology, and comfort.

Available equipment includes:

• PowerBoost Full Hybrid
• 360-Degree Camera
• Pro Trailer Hitch Assist
• Pro Trailer Backup Assist
• Available heated seating
• Available Ford BlueCruise®
• New Chrome Appearance Package

Best for: drivers who want one truck to handle commuting, work, towing, passengers, and weekend projects.

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F-150 Lariat — A More Comfortable Daily Truck

The Lariat adds a more refined cabin while retaining serious towing and hauling capability.

Available and standard equipment can include:

• Heated and ventilated ActiveX®-trimmed seats
• Heated steering wheel
• B&O® audio
• 360-Degree Camera
• Pro Trailer Hitch Assist
• Pro Trailer Backup Assist
• Available BlueCruise
• Available Head-Up Display

Best for: drivers who spend substantial time in their truck and want more comfort without giving up capability.

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F-150 Tremor — Serious Off-Road Hardware

The Tremor is considerably more than an appearance package.

Its off-road equipment can include:

• 33-inch all-terrain tires
• Increased ride height
• Off-road-tuned suspension
• Electronic-locking rear differential
• Available front Torsen® differential
• Trail Control™
• Trail 1-Pedal Drive
• Trail Turn Assist
• Selectable drive modes
• Available skid protection

Best for: ranch roads, rough worksites, camping access, trails, and Arizona backroads where additional traction and clearance are genuinely useful.

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F-150 King Ranch — Western-Inspired Luxury

The King Ranch combines truck capability with a distinctive premium interior and western-inspired design.

Available features include:

• King Ranch-specific leather seating
• Genuine wood interior trim
• Premium B&O audio
• Available multicontour front seating
• Available PowerBoost Hybrid
• Available 7.2-kW Pro Power Onboard
• Available BlueCruise
• Advanced trailering technology

Best for: drivers who want luxury but still want the interior and personality of a traditional premium Ford truck.

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F-150 Platinum — High-End Technology and Comfort

The Platinum moves farther into premium-truck territory.

For 2026, Ford adds a new Platinum Satin Appearance Package along with revised equipment choices.

Available features include:

• PowerBoost Full Hybrid
• Available 7.2-kW Pro Power Onboard
• Available BlueCruise
• Available Pro Access Tailgate
• Power-deployable running boards
• Premium seating and interior materials

Best for: buyers who want a premium daily truck with advanced technology and full-size pickup capability.

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F-150 Raptor — High-Performance Desert Capability

The Raptor is engineered specifically around high-performance off-road driving.

Available and standard equipment includes:

• 450-hp High-Output 3.5L EcoBoost V6
• FOX™ Racing Shocks with Live Valve technology
• Five-link rear suspension
• Electronic-locking rear differential
• Trail Control
• Trail 1-Pedal Drive
• Baja and Rock Crawl modes
• Underbody protection
• Available 37-inch all-terrain tires

Best for: experienced enthusiasts who want specialized high-speed desert and off-road capability.

High-performance driving should always take place in appropriate legal environments with conditions suitable for the vehicle and driver.

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Raptor R — 720 Horsepower

The Raptor R takes the Raptor concept even farther with its supercharged 5.2L V8.

With 720 horsepower and 640 lb-ft of torque, it sits at the extreme performance end of the F-150 range.

Best for: buyers specifically looking for Ford’s most powerful factory F-150 and Raptor’s specialized off-road chassis.

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The F-150 Lobo: A Street Truck Instead of a Trail Truck

The F-150 Lobo™ Package offers one of the most unusual personalities in the current lineup.

Rather than lifting the truck for off-road use, Ford lowers the rear suspension and focuses on street-truck styling and handling.

The STX-based Lobo includes equipment such as:

• 5.0L V8 with 400 horsepower and 410 lb-ft
• Two-speed automatic 4WD
• Approximately 2-inch-lowered rear suspension
• 22-inch gloss-black wheels
• Ground-effects package
• Unique grille and lighting
• Cowl-style hood
• Dual exhaust outlets

That makes it almost the opposite of Tremor.

Tremor is the F-150 for leaving pavement. Lobo is the F-150 for enjoying it.

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Quick “Which 2026 F-150 Should I Get?” Guide

• Best work-focused choice: XL
• Best style/value choice: STX
• Best factory street truck: STX with Lobo Package
• Best everyday all-around choice: XLT
• Best comfort upgrade: Lariat
• Best trail-focused choice: Tremor
• Best western-inspired luxury: King Ranch
• Best premium technology: Platinum
• Best high-performance off-road choice: Raptor
• Most powerful: Raptor R
• Best maximum towing engine: 3.5L EcoBoost
• Best combination of torque and onboard power: PowerBoost Hybrid

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Why the F-150 Fits Kingman and Northwestern Arizona

The F-150 makes particular sense around Kingman and Mohave County because a truck here can be asked to perform several very different jobs.

A typical F-150 may need to handle:

• Daily driving around Kingman
• Long stretches of Interstate 40
• U.S. 93 travel toward Nevada
• Worksites and commercial use
• Ranch and property maintenance
• Towing trailers or recreational equipment
• Home-improvement projects
• Camping and outdoor recreation
• Dirt roads and rough access routes

That makes choosing the right F-150 configuration especially important.

A 3.5L EcoBoost XLT can make sense for someone focused on serious towing.

A PowerBoost-equipped F-150 combines substantial torque with available electrical output that can be useful at jobsites or remote locations.

Tremor adds meaningful off-road hardware for drivers regularly dealing with rougher terrain.

And buyers who spend substantial time traveling regional highways can consider available Ford BlueCruise on compatible trims for hands-free highway driver assistance on designated roads.

BlueCruise remains a driver-assistance system and requires an attentive driver.

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Kingman Means Grades, Distance, and Changing Conditions

Kingman’s location creates a somewhat different truck-use environment than a flat urban market.

Regional trips can involve long highway distances, high-desert conditions, changing elevations, sustained grades, heat, cold-weather travel during parts of the year, and substantial distances between destinations.

When towing in that environment, it is worth thinking beyond the maximum trailer number.

Consider:

• Payload remaining after passengers and cargo
• Trailer tongue weight
• Truck and trailer tire condition
• Trailer brakes
• Cooling-system health
• Appropriate hitch equipment
• How frequently the truck will encounter long grades

The best tow vehicle is not simply the F-150 with the biggest advertised rating. It is the configuration that provides the appropriate ratings and equipment for your actual trailer and use.

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An F-150 Store With ROUSH Performance Options

Anderson Ford Kingman also has another connection to Ford truck enthusiasts.

The dealership offers access to ROUSH performance products and Ford performance parts, including performance-oriented F-150 applications.

ROUSH equipment can take an F-150 in a very different direction from a conventional factory truck, with performance, appearance, chassis, and other upgrades depending on the specific vehicle and package.

That makes Anderson Ford Kingman a useful destination not only for someone shopping for an XL, XLT, Lariat, Tremor, or Raptor, but also for enthusiasts interested in exploring additional Ford-based performance options.

ROUSH vehicle and component availability varies, so confirm current inventory, specifications, warranty coverage, and installation details before purchasing or modifying a vehicle.

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Top-Ranked Initial Quality for 2026

The current F-150 also has a meaningful quality result behind it.

In the 2026 J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study, the Ford F-150 ranked highest in the full-size light-duty pickup segment for the second consecutive year.

Ford also ranked highest among mainstream automotive brands in the overall 2026 Initial Quality Study.

The study measures problems owners experience during the first 90 days of ownership, so it should not be interpreted as a guarantee of long-term reliability.

But it provides relevant current evidence about the quality new F-150 owners are experiencing during the early ownership period.

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Shop the 2026 Ford F-150 at Anderson Ford Kingman

Ready to compare engines, trims, towing equipment, cab configurations, off-road packages, and available technology?

Browse current 2026 F-150 inventory at Anderson Ford Kingman in Kingman, Arizona and find the truck that matches the way you actually plan to use it.

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-TJ

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