2027 Ford F-150 Fleet Ordering
2027 Ford F-150 fleet ordering is open for businesses and commercial customers. Configure an F-150 around the way your company actually uses its trucks — from everyday work trucks and service vehicles to towing, supervisors, crews and high-mileage fleet use.
Ordering ahead gives your business the opportunity to choose the cab, bed, drivetrain, engine and equipment needed for the job instead of relying only on future dealer inventory.
What Should Your Business Consider?
Jump directly to the F-150 information most important to your fleet decision.
Engines
Compare the available F-150 powertrain choices for different business uses.
Engine Options ↓Towing & Payload
Review how trailer weight, equipment and cargo affect the truck you should order.
Work Capability ↓Commercial Upfits
Plan toolboxes, racks, bed equipment and commercial accessories with the truck.
F-150 Upfits ↓Financing
Review commercial financing, leasing and available fleet credit resources.
Financing Options ↓Factory Ordering
Learn how the F-150 ordering process works from configuration through production.
Ordering Process ↓Why Businesses Choose the Ford F-150
F-150 can provide a useful balance between the smaller footprint of Maverick or Ranger and the heavier capability of Ford Super Duty.
Its range of engines, cab configurations, bed lengths, towing equipment and available technology lets businesses configure different F-150s for different jobs within the same fleet.
Strong Towing Capability
Properly configured F-150 trucks can support utility, landscaping, equipment, enclosed cargo and other commercial trailers.
Useful Payload
Carry tools, parts, supplies and materials while choosing a cab, bed, drivetrain and engine around the employee’s actual workload.
Broad Configuration Range
Configure trucks differently for technicians, contractors, field employees, supervisors, managers and business owners.
Not sure whether F-150 is the right size truck? Compare the Ford Maverick, Ford Ranger, F-150 and Ford Super Duty based on the work each vehicle needs to perform.
2027 Ford F-150 Trim Levels
Choose a trim below to jump directly to more information.
XL, STX and XLT can be natural starting points for many business buyers, while higher trims may fit managers, owners, high-mileage employees and specialized applications.
2027 Ford F-150 Changes vs. 2026
The 2027 F-150 brings changes to the engine lineup, powertrain availability, equipment choices and exterior colors.
New 3.0L EcoBoost V6
The 2027 F-150 introduces a twin-turbocharged 3.0L V6 EcoBoost as the new entry EcoBoost engine.
This is important for fleet buyers because the outgoing 2.7L EcoBoost had been a common engine choice for lighter-duty commercial applications.
2.7L EcoBoost Replaced
The previous 2.7L EcoBoost leaves the F-150 lineup as the new 3.0L EcoBoost takes its place for 2027.
Final output, fuel economy and configuration-specific capability should be confirmed as Ford completes its published 2027 specifications.
Expanded 5.0L V8 Availability
The 5.0L V8 gains availability across additional 2027 F-150 trims, including King Ranch and Platinum configurations.
PowerBoost Hybrid
The 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6 remains part of the F-150 lineup.
PowerBoost may be especially interesting to businesses that want strong torque together with available Pro Power Onboard.
2027 Exterior Colors
- Birch Sand
- Neptune Blue
- Wild Green
Colors Leaving the Lineup
- Antimatter Blue
- Argon Blue
- Avalanche
Ordering information can become available before every final model-year specification is published. Equipment, packages, ratings, availability and pricing can continue to change as Ford finalizes the model year. Final configuration details should be confirmed when an order is submitted.
2027 Ford F-150 Engine Options
The 2027 engine lineup starts with the new twin-turbocharged 3.0L EcoBoost V6.
For a commercial buyer, engine choice should be based on how the truck will actually work rather than simply choosing the engine with the highest output.
- Annual mileage
- Trailer weight
- Payload requirements
- Local vs. highway driving
- Jobsite conditions
- Expected ownership period
- Mobile power requirements
3.0L EcoBoost V6
Replaces the previous 2.7L EcoBoost and may become a common starting point for everyday commercial F-150 applications.
3.5L EcoBoost V6
Worth considering when stronger towing and torque requirements are an important part of the truck’s job.
5.0L V8
Naturally aspirated V8 option with broader trim availability for the 2027 model year.
3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6
Combines strong torque, hybrid operation and available Pro Power Onboard capability.
High-Output 3.5L EcoBoost
Specialized Raptor performance application rather than a mainstream commercial fleet engine.
5.2L Supercharged V8
Reserved for the specialized F-150 Raptor R high-performance configuration.
New 3.0L EcoBoost: Ford’s 2027 ordering information identifies the 3.0L V6 EcoBoost as an F-150 engine choice. Final horsepower, torque, fuel economy and configuration-specific capability should be confirmed as complete specifications become available.
Ford F-150 Towing for Commercial Use
Ford’s latest published F-150 capability information lists up to 13,500 lbs. of maximum available towing when properly equipped.
That can make an appropriately configured F-150 useful for businesses towing:
- Utility trailers
- Landscaping trailers
- Enclosed cargo trailers
- Equipment trailers
- Tool and service trailers
- Small construction equipment
Engine, drivetrain, axle ratio, cab, bed, equipment, passengers, cargo and trailer configuration all affect the actual towing rating.
Configure the truck around the actual loaded trailer requirement before placing the factory order. If the expected workload begins moving beyond what makes sense for an F-150, review the Ford Super Duty before finalizing the truck.
F-150 Payload for Tools, Equipment & Materials
Ford’s latest published F-150 fleet information lists up to 2,440 lbs. of maximum available payload when properly configured.
For commercial use, payload includes much more than whatever is placed in the bed.
- Driver
- Passengers
- Tools
- Parts and supplies
- Materials
- Toolboxes
- Ladder racks
- Bed accessories
- Permanent equipment
- Trailer tongue weight
The completed work truck should be configured so expected people, equipment and cargo remain within the actual payload rating of that vehicle.
F-150 Cab & Bed Configurations
Cab and bed selection can be just as important as selecting the engine.
Regular Cab
A work-focused configuration for businesses that prioritize pickup-bed utility and don’t regularly need a rear passenger compartment.
SuperCab
Adds interior storage and passenger flexibility while preserving useful bed configurations for tools and materials.
SuperCrew
Provides more rear-seat space for crews, supervisors and employees who need passenger room or secure interior storage.
One advantage of factory ordering: the business can choose the cab, bed, engine, drivetrain and equipment around the actual employee and job instead of choosing only from trucks already sitting in inventory.
Available Pro Power Onboard
Available Pro Power Onboard can provide electrical power directly from an appropriately equipped F-150.
For contractors, mobile technicians and field operations, that can provide a convenient source of power for compatible tools and equipment when a permanent power source isn’t nearby.
- Power tools
- Battery chargers
- Jobsite lighting
- Compressors
- Electronic equipment
- Other compatible electrical devices
If onboard electrical power matters to the business, it should be considered during engine and equipment selection.
Which Businesses Use Ford F-150 Trucks?
F-150 can fit businesses where pickup utility, everyday drivability and useful towing capability are all important.
Contractors
General contractors, construction managers, electricians and field supervisors may use F-150s for tools, materials, trailers and jobsite travel.
Service Businesses
HVAC, plumbing, landscaping, pool, pest-control and maintenance companies may use pickup-based configurations for lighter service applications.
Managers & Supervisors
Crew-cab configurations can provide useful truck capability while serving employees who travel between customers, jobsites and company locations.
Not sure whether F-150 is the right vehicle? Use the Commercial Vehicle Selector to compare F-150 with Maverick, Ranger, Super Duty and Transit based on the actual job.
Compare 2027 F-150 Trim Levels
Start with the employee’s job and equipment needs, then choose the trim that provides the features that actually add value.
2027 Ford F-150 XL
XL is the natural starting point for many commercial and fleet customers because it focuses on practical truck capability and allows the business to build around the job.
Consider XL for service fleets, contractors, field employees, municipalities, delivery operations and businesses ordering multiple similarly configured trucks.
Start an F-150 XL Order →2027 Ford F-150 STX
STX can make sense for a business that wants useful F-150 capability while adding more appearance and equipment than a basic work-truck configuration.
It can be useful for customer-facing employees, supervisors and owners who still need practical pickup capability.
Start an F-150 STX Order →2027 Ford F-150 XLT
XLT can provide a useful balance between commercial capability, everyday comfort and additional technology.
It can make sense for employees and supervisors who spend a large part of the workday driving but still need a truck for equipment, trailers and jobsites.
Start an F-150 XLT Order →2027 Ford F-150 Lariat
Lariat adds more comfort and technology while retaining full-size pickup capability.
It may make sense for managers, owners and employees who spend long hours traveling between customers, company locations and jobsites.
Start an F-150 Lariat Order →2027 Ford F-150 Tremor
Tremor is designed around increased off-road capability and can be worth considering for businesses operating on rough jobsites, remote properties or undeveloped terrain.
The value of the added off-road equipment should be considered against the truck’s actual commercial use.
Start an F-150 Tremor Order →2027 Ford F-150 King Ranch
King Ranch combines F-150 capability with a more premium interior and equipment level.
For 2027, the 5.0L V8 becomes another available powertrain choice on King Ranch.
Start a King Ranch Order →2027 Ford F-150 Platinum
Platinum provides a premium full-size pickup configuration for business owners and executives who still need F-150 capability.
The 5.0L V8 also becomes an additional available powertrain choice on Platinum for 2027.
Start a Platinum Order →2027 Ford F-150 Raptor
Raptor is a specialized high-performance, off-road F-150 rather than a typical commercial fleet work-truck configuration.
A business considering one should determine whether that specialized performance equipment actually fits the vehicle’s intended job.
Start an F-150 Raptor Order →Ford F-150 Commercial Upfits
The truck itself may only be the starting point. Many commercial F-150s need equipment added before they are ready for the employee and job.
- Cross-bed toolboxes
- Bed storage systems
- Ladder racks
- Bed covers
- Bed protection
- Lighting
- Commercial accessories
Planning the upfit before ordering can help make sure payload, bed configuration and equipment needs are considered together.
Explore Commercial Vehicle Upfits
Ordering F-150s With a Ford FIN Code
Qualified businesses with a Ford Fleet Identification Number can purchase eligible vehicles through applicable Ford fleet programs.
Businesses expecting multiple F-150 purchases should review FIN Code eligibility before treating every vehicle purchase as a traditional retail transaction.
Learn About Ford FIN CodesExtended Commercial Powertrain Warranty
Qualifying fleet purchasers with a valid FIN Code may receive extended limited powertrain coverage of 5 years or 100,000 miles on eligible core Ford vehicle lines, including qualifying F-150 models.
Raptor is excluded from the F-150 portion of this program. Eligibility and program requirements should be confirmed for the actual transaction.
Replacing Existing Fleet Trucks?
Because 2027 F-150 orders are open, businesses expecting future replacements can begin planning before an existing vehicle becomes an urgent problem.
Review age, mileage, repair costs, downtime and replacement lead time to identify which trucks may need to be ordered next.
Replacement Date Is Not Always Order Date
A truck expected to leave service several months from now may need to be ordered earlier, particularly when the business needs a specific configuration or commercial upfit.
Plan How Your Business Will Acquire the F-150
Vehicle configuration and financing can be planned together before the truck is ordered.
Commercial Financing
Traditional commercial financing may make sense when the business plans to own and keep the truck for a longer period.
Explore Fleet Financing →Commercial TRAC Leasing
A TRAC lease can provide another way to structure commercial truck acquisition and future replacement.
Explore TRAC Leasing →Ford Commercial Line of Credit
Businesses expecting multiple vehicle purchases may want to establish commercial credit before each individual truck becomes urgent.
Explore Ford CLOC →Want to estimate a payment first? Use the Commercial Vehicle Loan Calculator for planning before discussing financing options.
Manage F-150s as Part of the Larger Fleet
For businesses operating multiple vehicles, the purchasing decision is only the beginning. Vehicle health, maintenance, utilization and driver activity can affect the total cost of operating the fleet.
Ford Pro Telematics can provide connected fleet information that helps larger businesses better understand how their vehicles are being used.
Explore Ford TelematicsMonitor the Complete Vehicle Lifecycle
- Vehicle utilization
- Mileage
- Maintenance needs
- Driver trends
- Operating patterns
- Replacement timing
Not Ready to Submit an F-150 Order Yet?
Use FleetOrdering.com resources to determine which vehicle fits the job, when existing trucks may need replacement and how the next acquisition could be structured.
Commercial Vehicle Selector
Compare F-150 with Maverick, Ranger, Super Duty and Transit based on towing, payload, cargo, passengers and business use.
Find the Right Ford Vehicle →Fleet Replacement Planner
Review current fleet vehicles and identify which ones may need near-term replacement planning.
Build a Replacement Forecast →Additional Fleet Resources
Explore financing, CLOC, telematics, FIN Codes, commercial upfits and other Ford fleet resources.
Explore Fleet Resources →How to Order a 2027 Ford F-150
Start with the job, configure the appropriate truck and review the complete order before it is submitted.
Determine the Job
Review towing, payload, passengers, annual mileage, jobsite conditions and commercial equipment needs.
Build the Truck
Select trim, cab, bed, engine, drivetrain, packages and equipment around the actual job.
Review the Order
Confirm configuration, fleet programs, pricing, upfit needs, financing and delivery considerations before the order is submitted.
Track Production
Follow the order through scheduling, production, transportation and final delivery as information becomes available.
Factory production timing can vary by configuration, equipment, scheduling and availability. The goal is to place the order early enough to support the business’s expected replacement or expansion timeline without promising a production date that cannot be controlled.
More Resources for Your F-150 Fleet
A vehicle order is only one part of managing a commercial fleet.
Ford Factory Fleet Ordering
Learn more about planning, submitting and following factory orders for commercial vehicles.
Explore Factory Ordering →Fleet Planning & Consultation
Review current vehicles, future needs, replacement timing, financing and fleet technology together.
Explore Fleet Planning →Ford Fleet Ordering Services
Review the broader commercial services available for vehicle ordering, financing, upfits and fleet planning.
Explore Fleet Services →2027 Ford F-150 Fleet Ordering FAQs
Can I order a 2027 Ford F-150 now?
Yes. The 2027 Ford F-150 order bank is open for new customer orders. Businesses can begin planning and submitting factory orders now.
What is the new engine in the 2027 Ford F-150?
The 2027 F-150 introduces a twin-turbocharged 3.0L V6 EcoBoost that replaces the previous 2.7L EcoBoost entry engine.
What changed on the 2027 F-150 compared with 2026?
Major changes include the new 3.0L EcoBoost replacing the 2.7L EcoBoost, expanded 5.0L V8 availability and changes to exterior colors and certain equipment offerings.
Which F-150 trim is best for a business?
XL is a natural work-truck and fleet starting point. XLT can provide a useful balance of capability, comfort and equipment. The right trim ultimately depends on the employee, job and intended use.
How much can an F-150 tow?
Ford’s latest published F-150 information lists up to 13,500 lbs. of maximum available towing when properly equipped. Actual capability varies by configuration.
How much payload can an F-150 carry?
Ford’s latest published F-150 fleet information lists up to 2,440 lbs. of maximum available payload. Actual payload varies by configuration and includes passengers, tools, equipment, accessories, cargo and trailer tongue weight.
Can I order multiple F-150s for my business?
Yes. Businesses can plan multiple factory orders around fleet growth and expected replacement needs. Businesses acquiring several vehicles should also review Ford FIN Code eligibility and may want to consider a Ford Commercial Line of Credit.
Can commercial equipment be added to my F-150?
Yes. Depending on the application, toolboxes, ladder racks, bed storage, lighting and other commercial accessories can be planned around the truck configuration.
What is Pro Power Onboard?
Pro Power Onboard is an available system that can provide exportable electrical power from an appropriately equipped F-150 for compatible tools and equipment.
Can I finance an F-150 in my business name?
Commercial financing may be available under the business depending on credit approval, company history, financial information and financing program. A personal guarantor may be required in some situations.
Should I finance or TRAC lease my F-150?
That can depend on expected ownership period, annual mileage, upfit investment, replacement strategy and cash-flow priorities. Review both structures before deciding how the truck should be acquired.
Do I need a Ford FIN Code to order an F-150?
Not every F-150 order requires a FIN Code. Qualified businesses purchasing through Ford fleet programs should review FIN Code eligibility because it can provide access to eligible fleet programs and benefits.
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2027 Ford F-150 ordering information, equipment, packages, engines, colors, pricing and specifications may change during the model year. Final configuration details should be verified when an order is submitted.
Where complete final 2027 capability figures are not yet publicly available, this page may reference Ford’s latest published F-150 capability information for general planning. Maximum towing and payload vary based on vehicle configuration, accessories, cargo, passengers, installed equipment and other factors.
Always verify towing, payload, GVWR, GCWR and other ratings for the exact vehicle configuration before ordering, towing, carrying cargo or placing a vehicle into commercial use.
Pro Power Onboard output and availability depend on vehicle and powertrain configuration. Always follow Ford operating instructions and applicable equipment requirements.
Fleet program eligibility, FIN Code requirements, commercial warranty coverage, financing programs, incentives and ordering availability are subject to applicable Ford program requirements and change.