Gallery: 2024 Ford F-150 <\/h3>\n
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What does that mean exactly as far as specific sales numbers are concerned? Ford didn’t present such statistics but did state that 10 percent of F-150 sales “right now” are hybrids. We know that Ford sold 382,893 F-Series trucks through the first half of 2023, but F-150 sales aren’t broken out separately.<\/p>\n
If we assume a wide majority of F-Series sales go to the F-150, 20,000 to 30,000 hybrids sold through June 2023 isn’t out of the question. Double that for a yearly total, then double it again<\/em> per Ford’s 2024 goal and you arrive at 80,000 to 120,000 hybrid trucks. Hypothetically speaking of course.<\/p>\n Ford will rely on its current PowerBoost hybrid powertrain and mild refresh to bring F-150 buyers into showrooms. Generating a combined 430 horsepower and 570 pound-feet of torque, the hybrid merges the 3.5-liter V6 with a single electric motor. EPA fuel mileage ratings show 23 miles per gallon combined for four-wheel-drive models, with two-wheel-drive trucks doing slightly better at 25 mpg. And for those looking to make the most of Ford’s Pro Power Onboard system, the F-150 PowerBoost hybrid is the only way to get the 7.2-kW max output.<\/p>\n