Ford trims 2027 Maverick performance pricing up to $4,270 while moving entry grades to hybrid-only
Ford has restructured its 2027 Maverick compact pickup lineup, cutting prices across enthusiast grades while converting the base XL and flagship Lariat models to hybrid-only configurations.
- $4,270
- $34,000
- $39,000
- $32,890
What Happened
Order guides for the 2027 model year show notable price reductions across Ford's turbocharged performance truck grades, balanced against a streamlined powertrain selection for volume configurations.
- $34,000 (Cut by $3,775)
- $39,000 (Cut by $4,270)
- $39,000 (Cut by $3,490)
The entry XL specification preserves an unchanged starting figure of $29,990 as a hybrid. However, because Ford removed the 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine from both the XL and Lariat, the lowest price point for a turbocharged non-hybrid model rises to $32,890 for the all-wheel-drive XLT.
$29,990USD
Maintained price point for the hybrid XL trim
Why this matters
The pricing adjustment reduces the purchase barrier for performance-oriented variants like the Lobo and Tremor by several thousand dollars. Standardizing hybrid powertrains across baseline and top-tier specifications simplifies production while elevating the entry cost of turbocharged combustion models to higher trim tiers.
Terms in This Story
- EcoBoost
- Ford's trade name for its turbocharged direct-injection gasoline engine family.
- Lobo
- A street-performance focused package within the Ford Maverick pickup line.
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