2021 Ford F-150 MPG

Year in and year out, the Ford F-150 is one of the most dependable trucks on the road. Everyone—from truck lovers to those hauling heavy equipment—can count on it to get the job done, but just how efficient is this powerful pickup?  Town & Country Ford finds out.

To show drivers in Port Arthur and Nederland, TX, just how far it can travel before you’ll have to fill up, we took a closer look at the 2021 Ford F-150 MPG.

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Ford F-150 Fuel Economy

The Ford F-150 offers six powerful engines to choose from. Each one is capable of towing a trailer or carrying a heavy payload. However, they’re also designed to be efficient. With options like a hybrid V6 and a Turbo Diesel engine, you’ll be able to stay on the trails longer, deliver shipments on time, and run errands without having to stop for gas.

Some of what this dynamic lineup is capable of includes:

Engine	Fuel Economy
3.5L PowerBoost™ Full Hybrid V6	EPA-estimated 24 city/24 MPG hwy
3.0L Power Stroke® Turbo Diesel V6	EPA-estimated 20 city/27 MPG hwy
2.7L EcoBoost® V6	EPA-estimated 20 city/26 MPG hwy
3.3L Ti-VCT V6	EPA-estimated 20 city/24 MPG hwy

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Efficient Features

In addition to offering powertrains like the turbo diesel and hybrid, the 2021 F-150 is also available with technology that can help you get the most miles out of your gas tank. For starters, Auto Start-Stop Technology helps you save gas by turning the engine off when you come to a complete stop. Once traffic gets moving again, it’ll turn itself back on automatically.

Meanwhile, flex-fuel capability can make your engine more efficient, while switching on ECO mode saves power by adjusting the throttle and interior features. You can also maintain a constant speed with cruise control, or flip on Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go to enjoy a safe and efficient drive.

If you’re going to be traveling on steep roads or a rugged off-road course, Hill Descent Control acts like its own cruise control by helping you maintain a safe, constant speed on your way down.

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Specs & Aerodynamics

With a large grille and high-ground clearance, the F-150 is also extremely aerodynamic. By riding high, it’s not only prepared to tackle tough terrain, but designed to offer excellent air flow. At its lowest, it features an 8.2-inch ground clearance, while its highest puts its 9.4 inches up.

The cab and truck bed you select plays a big part in both your ground clearance and the size of your gas tank. For example, the Regular Cab and SuperCab™ have a 23-gallon fuel tank, while the SuperCrew® cab carries 26 gallons of gas.

Any truck that’s equipped with the diesel engine also has a 26-gallon tank. Truckers who plan on driving far will love the hybrid’s longevity, though. It pairs its efficient battery with a 30.6-gallon gas tank.

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Test Drive the Efficient Ford F-150

Visit Town & Country Ford to learn more about the 2021 Ford F-150 MPG and take a test drive. No matter which powertrain you’re interested in, it’ll provide you with good fuel economy on all your drives around Lake Charles, LA.