Ford proudly asserts its position as the world’s leading truck manufacturer, a claim reaffirmed by CEO Jim Farley on social media. With a truck rolling off its production line every 33 seconds, Ford operates three manufacturing centers responsible for its truck lineup.
Sharing his firsthand experience of witnessing the passion, dedication, and teamwork of Ford’s production personnel, Farley celebrates their hard work, attributing the company’s resilience to their efforts. Notably, Ford’s truck lineup includes the Maverick, Ranger, ICE-powered F-150, electric F-150 Lightning, and the Super Duty series.
Despite a temporary halt in the shipment of the F-150 Lightning due to undisclosed quality issues, production quickly resumed. Ford’s dominance in the truck market spans 47 years, with pickup trucks being a core part of their lineup since 1948. The F-Series, introduced in 1948, has remained a best-seller since 1977 and became the best-selling vehicle in 1981.
Generating substantial revenue for the brand, the F-Series surpassed 40 million units sold by 2022. Ford’s commitment to innovation is evident in its truck lineup, featuring various engine options and the recent introduction of the all-electric F-150 Lightning.
From the budget-friendly Maverick to the high-performance Super Duty, Ford offers a diverse range of trucks catering to different consumer needs and preferences. With over a million trucks sold annually, Ford continues to lead the pack, poised for further success.
