2021 Ford F-150 || First Look - Exterior & Interior

Interior highlights include two new touchscreens, three available digital instrument clusters, and for the first time as an option, Ford's entire Co-Pilot 360 safety suite. Combined with new materials, unique colors and patterns, and a few subtle Easter eggs, the new F-150's interior sounds like a very nice place to be. Updates to the exterior of the 2021 Ford F-150 are subtle, but inside this truck is totally new. Ford highlights a unique mix of fresh materials, colors, and patterns designed to give the cabin a modern, upscale look. And that new luxurious appearance is obvious by checking out at the center stack. The 2021 F-150 sports two new touchscreens up top, each accented by a nice silver surround and a streamlined arrangement of buttons and dials beneath it. Nicer materials adorn the dash, door panels, and center console – leather or soft-touch plastic, depending on which trim you choose. Leather seating is standard on Lariat and above, and there are three color combos for that model, two for Platinum, two for King Ranch, and one for Limited. Ford hasn't released all of the available leather and palette options, but we know for sure that the Lariat Sport model gets a unique burgundy interior finish, which is brand-new for 2021. Also brand new for 2021 is ProPower Onboard generator, which allows owners to power a handful of electrical appliances via plugs in the bed. ProPower is available in three different capacities: 2.0 kilowatts on the gas-only F-150, 2.4 kilowatts on the F-150 Hybrid, or 7.2 kilowatts as an option for the gas-electric. The two standard setups come with twin 120-volt outlets, while the 7.2-kW arrangement offers four 120-volt plugs and a single 240-volt outlet. The 2021 Ford F-150 comes standard with an 8.0-inch central touchscreen and a 4.0-inch digital instrument cluster, the latter screen sitting between two analog gauges. The new standard touchscreen is actually twice the size of the one found in the 2020 model and runs the latest Sync 4 infotainment, which includes Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, AppLink, and over-the-air updates. Also standard is the downloadable FordPass Connect app, which lets users lock and unlock their vehicle, check their vehicle's status, and schedule remote start times – all from their smartphone. The new F-150 also has an optional 12.0-inch touchscreen and the choice of two larger digital instrument clusters, one measuring 8.0 inches and the other measuring 12.3 inches. The latter digital cluster replaces the base analog gauges entirely. That massive new touchscreen, meanwhile, comes standard with Sync 4, pinch-and-zoom navigation, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and even a 4G LTE wi-fi hotspot.There are two optional speaker setups, as well. Buyers can choose from either the eight-speaker B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with HD radio or the 18-speaker B&O Sound System Unleashed by Bang & Olufsen with HD Radio. Both of those speaker options do cost extra.
In terms of safety, the 2021 F-150 comes standard with forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, automatic high-beam assist, and a rearview camera with dynamic hitch support. Available at an extra cost, though, is Ford's entire Co-Pilot360 safety suite and Active Driving Assistant. Co-Pilot includes a bevy of features: parking assist, blind spot monitoring with cross-traffic alert and trailer coverage, distance alert, evasive steering assist, adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, lane keep assist, lane centering, speed sign recognition, post-collision braking, trailer backup assist, trailer reverse guidance, and reverse braking assist.

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