Ford truck sales reached 955,543 trucks in the United States in 2022 and 1,081,777 in 2023, while the F-Series alone rose from 653,957 to 750,789 units. The figures below cover Ford’s U.S. truck, pickup, van and electrified-vehicle sales, with periods and definitions stated for each measure.
Key Ford Truck Sales Statistics
The most broadly useful Ford truck sales figures are:
- Ford sold 955,543 trucks in the United States in calendar year 2022.
- Ford sold 1,081,777 trucks in the United States in 2023, up 13.2% from 2022.
- Ford sold 1,995,912 total vehicles in the United States in 2023, up 7.1% from 2022.
- Ford sold 2,204,124 total vehicles in the United States in 2025, up 6.0% from 2024.
- Ford’s 2025 pickups-and-vans sales reached 1,268,749 vehicles in the United States, up 9.5%.
- F-Series sales totaled 653,957 U.S. trucks in 2022, up 14.8%.
- F-Series sales totaled 750,789 U.S. trucks in 2023, up 14.8%.
- Ford sold 828,832 F-Series trucks in the United States in 2025, up 8.3%.
- Ford sold 190,389 F-Series trucks in the first quarter of 2025, up 24% year over year in the United States.
- Ford sold 70,960 Ranger pickups in the United States in 2025, up 53.6%.
- Ford sold 155,051 Maverick pickups in the United States in 2025, up 18.2%.
- Ford sold 33,510 F-150 Lightning electric pickups in the United States in 2024, up 39%.
- Ford sold 285,291 electrified vehicles in the United States in 2024, up 38%.
- Electrified vehicles represented 15% of Ford U.S. sales in the first quarter of 2025.
- Ford’s commercial truck and van share was 40% in U.S. Classes 1–7 registrations through October 2023.
- Ford assembled 144,000 new F-150 and Ranger trucks in the United States in the first quarter of 2024.
- Ford’s total U.S. pickup sales reached 288,564 in the second quarter of 2025, up 15.1%.
Contents
- Ford truck sales scale in the United States
- F-Series sales statistics and long-run performance
- Ranger and Maverick pickup sales trends
- Electrified Ford truck sales and adoption
- Commercial trucks, vans and Ford production capacity
- Recent monthly, quarterly and year-to-date Ford truck results
Ford Truck Sales Statistics: U.S. Scale
Ford’s U.S. sales mix shows why truck data needs a clear definition. The 2022 truck total includes F-Series, Ranger, Maverick, E-Series, Transit, Transit Connect and Heavy Trucks; pickup-only figures are labeled separately.
| U.S. Ford category | 2022 sales | 2023 sales or change |
|---|---|---|
| Total vehicles | 1,864,464 | 1,995,912, up 7.1% |
| Trucks | 955,543 | 1,081,777, up 13.2% |
| SUVs | 861,256 | Not supplied |
| Cars | 47,665 | Not supplied |
Source: Ford U.S. Sales Rise 7.1% to Nearly 2 Million Vehicles in 2023 – Q4 2023 Sales Release.
The 2023 truck total was larger than the 2022 total, and its reported growth rate exceeded Ford’s overall vehicle growth. A later company release reported 2,204,124 total U.S. vehicles in 2025, up 6.0% from 2024, plus 1,268,749 pickups and vans, up 9.5%.
Source: Ford Sales Rose 6% in 2025 on Torrid Truck, Hybrid Demand.
Ford’s categories are not interchangeable: the 2025 “pickups and vans” measure is broader than pickup-only sales, while the 2022–2023 truck table includes commercial vehicles and heavy trucks.
F-Series Sales Statistics and Long-Run Performance
The F-Series remains the largest single Ford truck nameplate in the supplied U.S. data. Its annual sales rose from 653,957 trucks in 2022 to 750,789 in 2023, with each year’s cited increase listed as 14.8% versus the preceding year.
| Period | F-Series U.S. sales | Reported change |
|---|---|---|
| Calendar 2022 | 653,957 trucks | Up 14.8% |
| Calendar 2023 | 750,789 trucks | Up 14.8% |
| January 2025 | 58,644 trucks | Up 20.4% |
| Q1 2025 | 190,389 trucks | Up 24% |
| Q2 2025 | 222,459 trucks | Up 11.5% |
| Calendar 2025 | 828,832 trucks | Up 8.3% |
Sources: Ford U.S. Sales Rise 7.1% to Nearly 2 Million Vehicles in 2023 – Q4 2023 Sales Release, Ford U.S. Pickup Truck Sales Hit Highest January Sales Total in 21 Years, Ford Pickups Have Best Start in Over 20 Years; Q1 U.S. Retail Sales Grow, Ford Second Quarter Sales Rise 14.2%; Market Share Surges on Truck, Hybrid, SUV Strength, and Ford Sales Rose 6% in 2025 on Torrid Truck, Hybrid Demand.
The 2025 annual release also said the F-Series outsold its nearest competitor by almost 250,000 trucks. That is a company-reported estimate or registration-based share, so it should be read as an estimate rather than a directly observed unit count.
Ranger and Maverick Pickup Sales Trends
Ranger and Maverick results show different paths within Ford’s pickup portfolio. Ranger sales were 32,334 pickups in 2023, down 43.3%, while Maverick sales reached 94,058, up 26.5%.
| Model and period | U.S. sales | Reported change |
|---|---|---|
| Ranger, 2023 | 32,334 | Down 43.3% |
| Maverick, 2023 | 94,058 | Up 26.5% |
| Ranger, Jan–Apr 2024 YTD | 6,245 | Down 60.2% |
| Maverick, Jan–Apr 2024 YTD | 51,138 | Up 82.2% |
| Ranger, Jan–May 2025 YTD | 28,238 | Up 157.9% |
| Maverick, Jan–May 2025 YTD | 73,706 | Up 13.8% |
| Ranger, calendar 2025 | 70,960 | Up 53.6% |
| Maverick, calendar 2025 | 155,051 | Up 18.2% |
Sources: Ford U.S. Sales Rise 7.1% to Nearly 2 Million Vehicles in 2023 – Q4 2023 Sales Release, Ford Motor Company April 2024 U.S. Sales, Ford Motor Company May 2025 U.S. Sales, and Ford Sales Rose 6% in 2025 on Torrid Truck, Hybrid Demand.
The April 2024 and May 2025 figures are year-to-date measures with different endpoints, so their unit totals should not be compared as equal-length periods. The 2025 annual figures provide the cleanest full-year comparison in this group.
Electrified Ford Truck Sales and Adoption Data
Ford’s electrified truck and van figures include both battery-electric models and broader electrified vehicles. The model-specific figures are narrower than the companywide electrified total and should not be added together without a shared definition.
| Measure | Period | U.S. result |
|---|---|---|
| F-150 Lightning | 2022 | 15,617 electric pickups |
| E-Transit | 2022 | 6,500 electric vans |
| F-150 Lightning | 2023 | 24,165, up 54.7% |
| E-Transit | 2023 | 7,672, up 18.0% |
| F-150 Lightning | 2024 | 33,510, up 39% |
| Electrified vehicles | 2024 | 285,291, up 38% |
| Hybrid vehicles | 2024 | 187,426 |
| Electrified vehicles | Q1 2025 | 73,623, up 26%; 15% of U.S. sales |
Sources: Ford U.S. Sales Rise 7.1% to Nearly 2 Million Vehicles in 2023 – Q4 2023 Sales Release, Ford Motor Company April 2024 U.S. Sales, Ford U.S. Retail Sales Grow at Double the Industry Pace in 2024, Led by Trucks, Hybrids, Electric Vehicles and Lincoln, and Ford Pickups Have Best Start in Over 20 Years; Q1 U.S. Retail Sales Grow.
April 2024 year-to-date sales were 9,833 F-150 Lightning pickups, up 74.8%, and 3,927 E-Transit vans, up 127.5%. In Q2 2025, electrified vehicles represented 13.5% of Ford’s total U.S. sales, according to Ford Second Quarter Sales Rise 14.2%; Market Share Surges on Truck, Hybrid, SUV Strength.
Commercial Ford Trucks, Vans and Production Capacity
Ford reported a 40% commercial truck and van share in U.S. Classes 1–7 registrations through October 2023, up 0.9 percentage points. This is a company-reported estimate or registration-based share, not a unit-sales total.
The production footprint provides operating scale alongside sales statistics:
- Ford assembled 144,000 new F-150 and Ranger trucks in the United States in Q1 2024.
- F-Series and Ranger production used 16 plants across four U.S. states in 2024.
- Those truck plants employed approximately 35,000 workers in 2024.
- Ford said its U.S. truck plants supported nearly 400,000 American jobs; the source does not separately state the period for this estimate.
- Ford reported assembling a new U.S. truck every 33 seconds in 2024; this is a company-reported estimate.
- F-150, Super Duty and Ranger represented 90% of Ford pickup volume; the source does not separately state the period for this estimate.
- Ford held 72% of the U.S. hybrid-pickup market in the cited 2018–2023 average; this is a company-reported estimate.
Source: Ford Shipping New F-150, Ranger in Unprecedented Truck Offensive.
Recent Monthly, Quarterly and Year-to-Date Ford Truck Results
Short-period releases add timing detail to the annual totals. Ford’s U.S. truck sales were 98,378 in April 2024, up 2.0%, and reached 350,863 year to date through April, up 0.1%.
| Measure | Period | Result |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. truck sales | April 2024 | 98,378, up 2.0% |
| U.S. truck sales | Jan–Apr 2024 YTD | 350,863, up 0.1% |
| F-Series production | Jan–Apr 2024 YTD | 184,005 F-150 units |
| Super Duty production | Jan–Apr 2024 YTD | 139,812 units |
| U.S. pickup sales | January 2025 | 71,876, up 17% |
| U.S. pickup sales | Q1 2025 | 243,317 |
| Maverick sales | March 2025 | 19,008, a record for the month |
| U.S. pickup sales | Q2 2025 | 288,564, up 15.1% |
Sources: Ford Motor Company April 2024 U.S. Sales, Ford U.S. Pickup Truck Sales Hit Highest January Sales Total in 21 Years, Ford Pickups Have Best Start in Over 20 Years; Q1 U.S. Retail Sales Grow, and Ford Second Quarter Sales Rise 14.2%; Market Share Surges on Truck, Hybrid, SUV Strength.
The April 2024 production figures are not sales figures: they describe F-150 and Super Duty output through April. Keeping production, registrations, sales and market-share estimates separate is essential when interpreting Ford truck statistics.