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Ford Ranger Super Duty Officially Teased Ahead Of 2026 Debut

As Ford Authority reported back in June, Ford filed to trademarkRanger Super Duty” with the Intellectual Property Office Of The Philippines (IPOPHL) a while ago, which seemed a bit strange at the time. Regardless, it seemed likely that perhaps the automaker was considering a heavier-duty version of its mid-size pickup for global markets where the Super Duty isn’t sold, but the Ranger is. Now, The Blue Oval has officially teased the new Ford Ranger Super Duty, which is slated to launch in select global markets in 2026.

The Ford Ranger Super Duty “will deliver next-level, work-ready capability to serve the toughest customers when it arrives in 2026,” according to FoMoCo, which adds that the new pickup was designed with direct input from its fleet customers and created by the IMG Product Development team in Australia. The Ford Ranger Super Duty is designed to “do things that no other mid-size truck can do,” it notes, including delivering increased levels of gross vehicle mass (GVM), gross combined mass (GCM), and supreme towing and off-road capability, to boot.

A teaser for the all-new 2026 Ford Ranger Super Duty.

The Ford Ranger Super Duty will be built in Thailand and exported to other as-of-now unspecified markets, and is slated to offer up 4,500 kilograms (9,920 pounds) of max towing capacity, 4,500 (9,920 pounds) of GVM, and 8,000 kilograms (17,636 pounds) of GCM. When it arrives, the new Ranger Super Duty will join a variety of other recently-revealed models, including the Tremor and the PHEV, all while the mid-size pickup is getting some critical updates for the 2025 model year.

“Ranger Super Duty blends the smart features and advanced safety of our award-winning Ranger with heavy-duty capability and delivers what our buyers told us they needed but couldn’t get anywhere else. This work-ready vehicle will give owners the flexibility they need to get the big jobs done, with the confidence of a factory-backed warranty,” said Sondra Sutton Phung, General Manager, Global Truck, Ford Motor Company.

“Ranger Super Duty further strengthens our commercial vehicle portfolio, with an offering for all kinds of work. As we move closer to launch, we will continue to work closely with fleets and vehicle modifiers across Australia to be sure that Ranger Super Duty does everything they expect it to, and so much more,” said Andrew Birkic, President and CEO, Ford Australia and New Zealand.

Brett's lost track of all the Fords he's owned over the years and how much he's spent modifying them, but his current money pits include an S550 Mustang and 13th gen F-150.

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  1. Destined for total failure, and the internet agrees. Ranger is priced too close to the F-150 and as a result sells in far lower numbers. This will only make it worse and is laughably unnecessary.

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    1. This is not being sold in markets that sell the F-150. 🤦‍♂️

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    2. I agree with you. Guess they just ran out of ideas lol.

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    3. This is for markets that don’t have access to the F-150, Like Australia. To get this kind of capability they are importing US 150s and dash and steering swapping them and selling them for like $150,000 for a lariat. And people are buying them because its all they can get. Most of them don’t even want or need something that big they just want the capacity. A similarly equipped Ranger goes for about $80,000 in Australia. So if you can make a F-150 capable truck on a smaller less expensive platform and sell it for 10-15% more than a regular duty ranger, it will sell in Australia.

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