The automaker's heavy-duty pickups will come with two new engines, over-the-air update capability and an on-board generator.
Ford Motor Co. is redesigning the Super Duty line of its F-Series pickups with new technology and new engine options in a bid to maintain one of its most profitable nameplates and better cater to commercial customers.
"It's this idea of continuous improvement, continuous innovation," Todd Eckert, Ford's truck group marketing manager, told Automotive News."Our customer demands that. The world they live in doesn't stand still. The need for great capability, but more efficiency and productivity with that capability, is really at the core.
The redesign includes all new sheet metal, although Ford will continue to use aluminum on the Super Duty and F-150 pickups. "Our goal was to leave drivers with zero blind spots, even when towing the longest trailers," Andrew Kernahan, the Super Duty's chief engineer, said in a statement."Camera views provide every angle, from simulating a drone to making sure customers can see behind the truck even when the tailgate is down. Hitching and towing has never been easier."
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