Just a couple of weeks ago, Ford Authority spotted the 2021 Ford F-150 Tremor in the flesh for the very first time. However, that particular pickup was a higher trim level, which is notable because as we reported recently, the F-150 Tremor is not a standalone package like it is on the Ford Ranger and Ford Super Duty pickups, but rather three trim levels based around three already-existing trims. Now, we’ve spotted the 2021 Ford F-150 Tremor Standard, 400A model for the very first time.
There are several clues that indicate that this is the 2021 Ford F-150 Tremor Standard. For starters, it lacks a SecuriCode pad on the driver-side door. It is also wearing plain black door handles and side mirrors, along with halogen headlights instead of LED units. The Mid (401A) Tremor would have LED headlamps, as it’s based on the XLT 302A.
Otherwise, the Tremor package adds the same goodies to this Standard model as it does to higher trims. That includes a redesigned hood and front end with a unique grille featuring a black Ford oval, which is highlighted by the signature Tremor color of Active Orange that also accentuates two front recovery hooks.
Raptor-inspired off-road fixed running boards are mounted close to the body to prevent damage, while a cutout rear bumper features a high-flow dual exhaust flanking its two rear recovery hooks. Active Orange-highlighted badging appears on the fenders, bedsides, and tailgate.
The Ford F-150 Tremor comes exclusively in SuperCrew configuration with a 5.5-foot box, Ford’s 3.5L EcoBoost V6, and 10-speed automatic transmission, plus standard four-wheel drive. The suspension features retuned springs, front hub knuckles, and upper control arms, as well as Tremor-specific monotube shocks at the front and twin-tube shocks at the rear.
The 2021 Ford F-150 Tremor rolls on a set of unique matte-finish 18-inch wheels wrapped with 33-inch General Grabber all-terrain tires. It also includes a locking rear differential, with an optional late-availability upgrade to a Torsen limited-slip front differential, while Tremor high series customers get a torque-on-demand transfer case similar to the one used in the F-150 Raptor. The F-150 Tremor is expected to launch this summer.
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Until the tremor is available with the 5.0 v8, I’ll have to pass. Everything else sounds perfect though. I wonder how this compares to the roush f150, which has to have the 5.0.
I want one in Antimatter blue! but they need to be leveled in the front. I see there is a leveling kit already for the Chevy trailboss so I’m sure one will be in the works soon.