2020 Ford F-150 Specs

F-150 Engine Lineup

For most truck drivers, engine specifications matter a lot in your day-to-day duties. With the 2020 Ford F-150, you can choose your engine from an exciting, powerful lineup.

If you stick with the base engine of the F-150, the 3.3L Ti-VCT V6 delivers impressive numbers. You'll achieve 290 horsepower and 265 lb-ft of torque.

On the other hand, if you're in need of a work vehicle that maximizes the truck's potential, there are several more powerful options that are perfect for tough jobs.

For instance, the optional EcoBoost® V6 engine offers 375 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque on most F-150 models.

On the Limited and Raptor trims, the high-output version of this engine produces 510 lb-ft of torque and 450 horsepower.

The engines come with one of two silky-smooth transmissions:

• 6-speed SelectShift® automatic with Progressive Range Select: standard, and offers three Selectable Drive Modes--Normal, Tow/Haul, and Sport.
• 10-speed SelectShift® automatic with Progressive Range Select: available and adds Snow/Wet and EcoSelect Modes for a total of five Selectable Drive Modes.

Off-Road Specs

The standard F-150 utilizes a hearty 4x2 drivetrain. If you foresee slippery terrain or muddy lots in your future, the available 4x4 drivetrain gives this pickup increased traction. The F-150 Raptor includes innovative Torque-On-Demand® with its 4WD, letting drivers exert extra force at will.

Traverse rough, rocky areas with spirit, thanks to the 8.8 inches of ground clearance found in the Ford F-150. Supporting this powerful truck are durable tires-all-season tires come with the 2x4 drivetrain and all-terrain tires are included with the 4x4 option.

If off-road abilities are of special interest, Ford has put together the FX4 Off-Road package to fulfill all your expectations. Enjoy the rugged success of the off-road-tuned front shock absorbers, the protective underbody skid plates, and the steadying Hill Descent Control™.

Towing Capacity: Ford F-150

When examining the 2020 Ford F-150 specs, it's important to spend some time researching towing ability. Whether you want to tow a boat, camper, or storage trailer, the Ford F-150 will provide you with all the towing power you could want or need.

Your towing ability will depend on the engine you choose. For instance, if you equip your F-150 with the available diesel engine, you can tow up to 11,500 pounds. If you want the most towing power possible with this truck, you should opt for the previously mentioned V6 engine that offers a max towing rating of 13,200 pounds.

Payload & Truck Bed Specs

A trailer isn't the only way that the 2020 Ford F-150 packs in plenty of carrying capabilities. With several sizing options available, its spacious bed is also on call for any towing needs. These beds give you 21.4 inches of depth to securely stow your gear.

Choose the maneuverable 66-inch bed, the all-accommodating 96-inch option, or balance the advantages of both with the 78-inch box. There's no need to pack lightly when you drive the 2020 Ford F-150, these boxes offer between 52.8 and 77.4 cubic feet of volume.

The payloads vary based on what cab configuration and powertrain the F-150 uses. They go as high as 3,270 pounds when properly equipped, or 2,020 pounds with a diesel engine.

Ford F-150 Fuel Economy Specs

When it comes to fueling the Ford F-150, the many engine options also mean that you get to choose how to prioritize fuel efficiency.

Drivers with the standard 3.3L engine will be zooming along with up to an EPA-estimated 19 city/25 highway MPG. To get the most fuel conservation out of the powerful gas engines, the 2.7L EcoBoost is your winner-it reaches up to an EPA-estimated 20 city/26 highway MPG.

Diesel is the way to go for the most mileage. The 3.0L Power Stroke® Turbo Diesel is not only impressive when it comes to torque for towing, it also does up to an EPA-estimated 21 city/29 highway MPG.

Interior Specifications

Learning about the interior dimensions of the F-150 is also a good idea if you're interested in driving this truck. Although the 2020 F-150 is built for work, it provides impressive comfort in its spacious interior.

If you opt for the regular cab version of this truck, it can easily accommodate up to three passengers. SuperCab and SuperCrew versions seat five or six people, letting you use one vehicle to transport both objects and the people who use them.

In the regular cab model, passengers will have plenty of room to stretch out, thanks to 43.9 inches of legroom. Seat your whole team comfortably with the SuperCrew, which offers 43.6 inches of legroom in the second row.

Also, with 66.7 inches of shoulder room and 62.5 inches of front-row hip room, no one will ever feel cramped when riding in this pickup truck.

The back row is also designed to comfortably hold a full group. You'll find 64.7 inches of hip room and up to 65.9 inches of shoulder room in the second row of the SuperCab and SuperCrew.