Overview
- A dealer order guide posted to the F150Gen14 forum and reported by multiple outlets was reportedly authenticated by at least one dealership, but Ford has not confirmed the changes.
- The documents show the 3.0‑liter EcoBoost replacing the 2.7‑liter EcoBoost as the standard engine on many base trims, including XL, STX, XLT and Lariat.
- The 5.0‑liter Coyote V8 is listed as optional on higher trims such as King Ranch and Platinum, which would make a V8 available across the full F‑150 lineup.
- Published reports note the 3.0‑liter makes roughly 400–418 hp and up to about 440 lb‑ft in other Ford models while the 2.7‑liter made 325 hp and 400 lb‑ft, though the leaked guide does not provide official F‑150 power numbers.
- The switch raises technical and ownership questions because the 3.0‑liter is direct‑injection only while the 2.7‑liter used dual injection, and the move fits broader market shifts as rivals emphasize larger turbo engines and renewed V8 availability.