Recently, Ford officially released the official map of the Rattler model of its F-150 pickup truck. The new car is based on the ordinary version of the Ford F-150, and the off-road kit of some F4X models has been added, which can be understood as a simplified version of the F4X, which can allow more consumers to enjoy the fun of off-road at a more affordable price. The official price of the new car has not yet been announced, and its launch time in the North American market is expected to be this fall.
In terms of appearance, the new car is based on the F-150 XL, that is, the basic version of the F-150 model, the large-size grille is composed of a polygonal ring trim and a matrix net composed of small size decorative strips, and the bright black color scheme also makes it look more sporty. The headlights of the new car have remained largely unchanged, the vertical layout and the inverted L-shaped daytime running lights are highly recognizable, and the larger size looks very visually impactful. At the same time, the new car is equipped with the stout front surround used by the F4X model, which makes the new car look more rigid.
The new car bears the "Rattl Chinese er" logo on the side of the cargo box and is equipped with all-terrain tires, as well as blackened six-spoke rims. At the same time, the new car is also equipped with an electronic rear differential lock and shock absorbers designed for off-road needs, so that the new car can have a stronger passability and ability to get out of trouble.
In terms of interior, the new car is equipped with wood grain trim panels and similar champagne gold trim colors on the basis of the ordinary version of the model, and the overall design is still based on practicality, which is more traditional. In addition, the new car will also provide steep slope mitigation to help drivers cope with complex off-road conditions.
In terms of power, the new car will be equipped with a 2.7T turbocharged V6 engine, which has a maximum power of 325 horsepower and a peak torque of 542 Nm, of course, the four-wheel drive system will not be absent.