The 2021 Ford F-150 is perhaps the most important new vehicle to debut in 2020. And from some angles, the new truck looks erringly similar to the outgoing model, which is not exactly a bad thing. True to form, the F-150 is still competing with Ram and GM for class-leading capability and bragging rights. Ford is hoping to edge out the competition with a host of new and innovative features for the 2021 F-150.

“We see it as our duty to deliver not just what our customers want and need, but what they might have never thought possible,” said Craig Schmatz, Ford F-150 Chief Engineer. “The F-150 will be tougher than ever, and with fully connected over-the-air updates, it opens up a much wider range of potential enhancements ? from predictive maintenance to feature upgrades.”
Ford sold approximately 900,000 F-Series pickup trucks last year, which generated close to $42 billion in revenue, accounting for almost 30 percent of Ford’s total revenue for 2019. From another perspective, the F-150 ranks among the biggest consumer products in the U.S. and is larger than Nike, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, and Starbucks combined.

“The F-150 is our flagship, it’s 100 percent assembled in America,” said Jim Farley, Ford Chief Operating Officer. “And we hold ourselves to the highest standard to make sure our customers can get the job done and continue to make a difference in their communities.”

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