Latest Ford F-150 News

The Black Edition treatment has been applied to older examples of the F-150 Lariat pickup to help move stock from Ford dealers across Australia.

Ford Australia has issued more recalls than any other automaker so far in 2026, after also topping the list last year, but says they haven't damaged its brand image.

A small number of Ford F-150 pickups have been recalled to fix a software issue that may prevent a faulty sensor from being detected, leaving the vehicles non-compliant with current emissions regulations.

An Eagers-owned dealership network has obtained a bulk order of Ford F-150 Lightning EVs converted to right-hand drive by AUSEV, which went into receivership in March.

Fires at a key US supplier have disrupted F-150 production, but Ford Australia says local stocks won’t be affected.

All F-150s delivered by Ford Australia are subject to a recall for a trailer module software defect that may affect trailer braking.

A rival Queensland converter will step in to repair faulty battery-electric pickup trucks which could pose a burn risk.

Ford isn't looking to bring the F-Series Super Duty range to challenge the Silverado HD and Ram 2500/3500, citing low customer interest.

Ford F-150 Lightnings converted to right-hand drive by a local firm have been recalled, with owners warned not to use DC fast-chargers.

Fuel shortages, NVES pressures and production teething issues won't stop the Ford F-150, as the Blue Oval launches its updated pickup.

Ford’s decision to axe the F-150 Lightning has had ripple effects, causing one major local importer and upfitter to shut its doors.

Locally converted Ford F-150 Lightning EVs have been recalled due to a potential reversing light failure.

Ford didn't exactly catch lightning in a bottle, and is now axing its electric F-150 pickup after just a few years in favour of an EREV with a petrol engine.

Owners of certain Ford Ranger, Everest and F-150 models are being asked to park their vehicles in an open space due to a potential fire risk.

The fuel vapour line in over 3000 Ford F-150 pickups could come into contact with the coolant hose and potentially spark a fire.

Evidence reveals Ford is currently working on a second-generation F-150 Lightning, with an all-new F-Series range just around the corner.