When it comes to pickup trucks, domestic consumers may think of the Great Wall for the first time, while consumers in the United States are likely to think of Ford for the first time. Recently, Ford held a small celebration ceremony at its factories to commemorate the official roll-off of the 40 millionth Ford F-Series pickup truck. Since the first Pickup Truck of the Ford F-Series was launched in 1948, the pickup truck has been one of the best-selling models in the United States for more than 70 years.
Ford's 40 millionth F-Series pickup truck rolls off the production line
Ford CEO Jim Farley also posted a video of the vehicle coming offline on social media, adding: "The 40 millionth Ford pickup truck is a 2022 F-150 Tremor with the iconic silver color scheme." It's not going to the museum, it's going to be delivered to a customer in Texas, because that's what the Ford pickup is going to do. ”
The F Series has a variety of different specifications from F-1 to F-8, and the larger the number, the higher the level of the vehicle. The range ranges from half-ton pickups for light work to heavy-duty pickups for commercial customers, and can be found in almost every industry. Since the unveiling of the 2021 Ford F-150, the Ford F-series pickup truck has launched 14 generations of models, and the biggest change in the latest version of the model is the introduction of the PowerBoost hybrid model. The model features an electric-assist twin-turbo 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine that produces 430 horsepower and 770 N·m of torque. In addition, in order to welcome the arrival of electrification, Ford also launched a pure electric version of the pickup truck F-150 lighting, which has been recognized by consumers since its launch and has received generous orders.