Camouflaging the chassis cab is impossible with camo.
Trucks are the king of the road right now and Ford doesn’t want its Super duty pickup to sit in the dust. The F-Series models will be given a visual overhaul by the automaker. We’ll see the F-250, F-350 and F-450 with their chassis cab configurations. One such prototype was captured in spy photos. It has a flatbed and is ready to go for a day of work.
Camouflage conceals any Ford design changes to the front clip very well. We expect that the Super Duty models will adopt the same design language as the Ford F-150. 2021 F-150 . A new grille, redesign of the headlights and a restyled bumper are all possible. With this mid-cycle refresh, Ford is unlikely to do much more than that. The chassis cab is without a truck bed so the tailgate and taillights are not visible. These people should be reworked You can also get regular pickups
These photos show a Regular Cab model with an XL trim and an aftermarket flatbed. It also has dual rear wheels. Ford could make the truck’s interior more modern and could also update the powertrains. However, we don’t expect much. Ford could pack more technology into the truck, including safety and infotainment features.
The Ford Super Duty pickup will be updated by the end of next year, before it goes on sale in 2023. It is expected to launch in the second half of 2022. The F-250 Tremor will also get a new look inside and out. Ford offers a strong lineup in pickups with the Maverick currently on sale, and the all-electric F150 Lightning soon to be available. The F-150 will be new in 2021. A new Ranger will also be available in 2022. It’s the right time to refresh your Super Duty.