The heart of the Ford F-150 Hybrid is its innovative 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged V6 EcoBoost engine, paired seamlessly with a full hybrid system known as the PowerBoost. This system integrates a 35kW electric motor directly into a 10-speed modular transmission, supported by a 1.5 kWh lithium-ion battery pack. Unlike conventional engines, this hybrid setup captures energy during braking and deceleration, storing it for later use to boost performance and efficiency.

This hybrid engine produces an impressive 430 horsepower and 570 pound-feet of torque, matching or exceeding the output of some traditional V8 engines. The electric motor assists during acceleration, reducing turbo lag and providing smoother power delivery. This results in enhanced towing and payload capabilities, with the F-150 Hybrid able to tow up to 11,200 pounds and carry a payload of around 1,755 pounds, making it a true work-ready truck.

In locations like Bethany and Warr Acres, where both city stop-and-go and highway driving are common, the hybrid system’s ability to switch between electric-only and gas-powered modes optimizes fuel use. Additionally, the PowerBoost includes Pro Power Onboard, a mobile generator system offering 2.4 kW as the standard, with the option to upgrade to 7.2 kW. This feature is invaluable for job sites or outdoor activities, as it powers tools or appliances without requiring a separate generator. It's like having a portable power station wherever you go.

For those interested in exploring these features firsthand, Joe Cooper Ford of Yukon offers the complete lineup of the 2024 and 2025 F-150 PowerBoost hybrids. You can browse our All-New Vehicles online or contact us to arrange a demonstration.

One of the most compelling reasons to consider the Ford F-150 Hybrid is its improved fuel economy. According to EPA estimates, the 2025 F-150 PowerBoost hybrid achieves approximately 22 mpg in the city and 24 mpg on the highway, combining for an overall rating of nearly 23 mpg. This is a marked improvement over the non-hybrid 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6, which averages 18-20 MPG combined.

In real-world driving scenarios typical of Oklahoma City and nearby Union City, drivers benefit from the hybrid system's ability to operate on electric power at low speeds and during idling, which is especially advantageous in stop-and-go traffic. The regenerative braking system recaptures

When comparing fuel economy to other full-size hybrid trucks, the F-150 Hybrid stands out with its balance of power and efficiency. For example, the 2025 Toyota Tundra i-Force Max hybrid achieves approximately 22 MPG combined, while the Ram 1500 eTorque mild hybrid achieves a rating of nearly 23 MPG. The F-150 Hybrid's advantage lies in its superior towing capacity alongside fuel savings, making it a strong choice for drivers who need both.

Maximize your F-150 Hybrid's fuel economy by maintaining proper tire pressure, removing unnecessary weight, and adopting smooth driving habits. Scheduling regular maintenance with our Service Scheduler helps ensure your truck operates at peak efficiency.

Concerns about hybrid engine reliability are natural, especially when considering a truck as essential as the F-150. Ford's hybrid powertrains, including the PowerBoost system, have demonstrated strong durability comparable to conventional engines. Owners in areas like Piedmont and Moore report that with proper maintenance, these hybrids easily surpass 150,000 miles, with many reaching well beyond 200,000 miles.

The lithium-ion battery packs are engineered for longevity, typically lasting eight to ten years or up to 150,000 miles. Ford's hybrid battery warranty covers 8 years or 100,000 miles, aligning with industry standards and providing peace of mind against premature battery failure.

Ford hybrid technology benefits from extensive testing and continuous software updates, improving system reliability and performance over time. The hybrid components are designed to withstand the same harsh conditions as traditional F-150 engines, including towing heavy loads and off-road use common in Oklahoma.

For parts replacement or upgrades, Joe Cooper Ford of Yukon's Parts Department stocks authentic OEM components to maintain your vehicle's quality and performance.

Ford has issued a recall for certain 2025 F-150 Hybrid models due to an incorrect installation of a fuse in the high-voltage junction box. This fuse can blow under normal load, causing a sudden loss of drive power. While only 47 units are affected and six incidents have been reported, it's essential for owners in Oklahoma City and surrounding areas to ensure their vehicle is inspected.

The fix is straightforward: dealers will replace the incorrect fuse at no cost, usually within minutes. If you own a 2025 F-150 Hybrid, contact Joe Cooper Ford of Yukon or visit us at Parts Department 1780 Garth Brooks Blvd, Yukon, OK 73099 to confirm your vehicle's status and schedule a recall service.