2027 Ford F-150 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid EcoBoost
Hybrid Torque, Truck Capability & Onboard Power
2027 Ford F-150 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6
The 2027 Ford F-150 PowerBoost Full Hybrid combines a twin-turbocharged 3.5L EcoBoost V6 with electric-motor assistance to deliver 430 horsepower and 570 lb-ft of torque in current ordering data. It is designed for buyers who want strong truck performance while adding hybrid operation and available high-output Pro Power Onboard capability.
430 HPTotal System Output
570 LB-FTTotal System Torque
Full HybridGas + Electric Power
Up to 7.2 kWPro Power Onboard
What Is PowerBoost?
It Is More Than an EcoBoost With Better Fuel Economy
PowerBoost begins with Ford's 3.5L EcoBoost V6, then adds an electric motor, high-voltage battery and a hybrid-specific electronic 10-speed automatic transmission.
The electric motor works with the gas engine to increase total system output and provide additional torque when the truck needs it.
The hybrid system also creates another important benefit: the ability to use the truck as a mobile source of electrical power through Pro Power Onboard.
- 3.5L twin-turbocharged EcoBoost V6
- Electric-motor assistance
- High-voltage hybrid battery
- 430 horsepower total system output
- 570 lb-ft of total system torque
- Hybrid electronic 10-speed automatic
- 3.73 electronic-locking rear axle on current configurations
- Pro Power Onboard capability
Who Should Consider PowerBoost?
A Strong Fit When You Want More Than One Benefit From the Powertrain
High-Torque Buyers
PowerBoost produces more total system torque than the conventional 3.5L EcoBoost or 5.0L V8.
Contractors
Pro Power Onboard can make the truck useful as a mobile electrical source for compatible tools and equipment.
Campers & Tailgaters
Available onboard power can support compatible recreational equipment without relying on a separate portable generator.
Frequent Drivers
Hybrid operation may appeal to drivers who spend substantial time using their F-150 as everyday transportation.
Towing Buyers
The 570 lb-ft total system torque figure gives PowerBoost strong loaded-driving capability.
Buyers Who Want One Truck to Do Everything
PowerBoost combines performance, towing, hybrid operation and mobile electrical capability in one powertrain.
PowerBoost Performance
430 HP and 570 LB-FT
430 HP
Total System Horsepower
Current 2027 ordering information lists the PowerBoost system at 430 horsepower.
That figure represents the combined performance of the gasoline engine and electric-motor system.
570 LB-FT
Total System Torque
The 570 lb-ft torque rating is one of PowerBoost's strongest arguments.
It gives the hybrid more total system torque than the conventional 3.5L EcoBoost and significantly more than the 5.0L V8.
Pro Power Onboard
The Truck Can Become a Mobile Power Source
One of the most important reasons to consider PowerBoost is not found in the horsepower or torque numbers.
Pro Power Onboard can turn the F-150 into a mobile electrical source for compatible tools, appliances and equipment.
2.4-kW Pro Power Onboard
Current 2027 XLT and applicable Lariat PowerBoost configuration data includes 2.4-kW Pro Power Onboard.
- Jobsite equipment
- Power tools
- Camping equipment
- Tailgating equipment
- Compatible household loads
7.2-kW Pro Power Onboard
Higher-output 7.2-kW capability is available or included on applicable premium PowerBoost configurations.
- Substantially greater output
- Multiple compatible loads
- Greater jobsite flexibility
- More recreational-power capability
- Premium PowerBoost configurations
PowerBoost Towing
Hybrid Does Not Mean Light-Duty
PowerBoost is designed to remain a genuine F-150 truck powertrain rather than simply prioritize fuel economy.
Its 570 lb-ft of total system torque can make it particularly useful when accelerating with a trailer or maintaining speed under load.
Ford's current F-150 towing information lists PowerBoost configurations with substantial trailer capability, but the exact rating depends on the individual truck.
- Cab and bed configuration matter.
- Drivetrain affects truck weight.
- Axle configuration matters.
- Passengers reduce available payload.
- Trailer tongue weight counts against payload.
- Accessories and bed cargo affect payload.
- Always verify the individual truck's towing label.
Hybrid vs. Conventional EcoBoost
PowerBoost vs. 3.5L EcoBoost
| Feature | 3.5L EcoBoost | 3.5L PowerBoost |
|---|---|---|
| Engine Type | Twin-turbo gas V6 | Twin-turbo V6 + electric motor |
| Horsepower | 400 hp | 430 hp total system |
| Torque | 500 lb-ft | 570 lb-ft total system |
| Hybrid Hardware | No | Yes |
| Pro Power Onboard | Limited depending on configuration | Major PowerBoost advantage |
| Best Fit | Conventional gas-engine towing | Torque + hybrid + onboard power |
Hybrid vs. V8
PowerBoost vs. 5.0L V8
These engines appeal to very different F-150 buyers.
The 5.0L V8 is the choice for buyers who specifically value naturally aspirated response, traditional V8 sound and a conventional gas-engine layout.
PowerBoost is the better fit when torque, hybrid operation and high-output onboard electrical capability matter more.
- PowerBoost: 430 hp
- PowerBoost: 570 lb-ft
- 5.0L V8: 400 hp
- 5.0L V8: 410 lb-ft
- PowerBoost adds hybrid hardware
- V8 delivers naturally aspirated character
- PowerBoost offers greater Pro Power capability
Standard vs. Hybrid
PowerBoost vs. New 3.0L EcoBoost
Choose the 3.0L EcoBoost If...
You want the simpler, lower-cost powertrain used as the standard engine across many 2027 F-150 configurations.
It may be more engine than enough for buyers primarily commuting, hauling light loads and towing occasionally.
Research 3.0L EcoBoostChoose PowerBoost If...
You specifically want higher torque, hybrid assistance and Pro Power Onboard.
PowerBoost makes the most sense when those added capabilities justify moving beyond the standard engine.
Real-World PowerBoost Uses
Why Pro Power Onboard Changes the Buying Decision
Jobsite Power
Run compatible tools and equipment from the truck when conventional electrical service is not convenient.
Camping
Supply compatible camping equipment and electrical loads without relying entirely on a portable generator.
Tailgating
Power compatible entertainment, cooking and accessory equipment directly from the truck.
Property Work
Useful on acreage, farms and remote property where electrical outlets may not be nearby.
Mobile Business Use
Contractors and business owners can use the truck as both transportation and a mobile power platform.
Emergency Flexibility
High-output onboard power can add another layer of flexibility during appropriate temporary power situations.
PowerBoost Availability
Which 2027 F-150 Trims Offer PowerBoost?
Availability depends on trim, equipment group, cab, bed and drivetrain configuration.
STX
PowerBoost appears on eligible SuperCrew configurations with required STX equipment.
Research STXXLT
Current 2027 configuration data shows PowerBoost available with required XLT Standard or Mid equipment.
Research XLTPlatinum
Current 2027 Platinum data pairs PowerBoost with 7.2-kW Pro Power Onboard on applicable configurations.
Research PlatinumPlatinum Plus
Platinum Plus remains closely tied to the PowerBoost hybrid powertrain at the top end of the premium F-150 lineup.
Decision Guide
Is PowerBoost Worth It for You?
| If You Prioritize... | PowerBoost Fit | Alternative to Compare |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum Everyday Torque | Excellent fit at 570 lb-ft | 3.5L EcoBoost |
| Onboard Electrical Power | Major advantage | Few direct substitutes |
| Hybrid Operation | Only full-hybrid F-150 powertrain | None |
| Traditional V8 Feel | Not the goal | 5.0L V8 |
| Simpler Gas Powertrain | More complex than conventional gas | 3.0L or 3.5L EcoBoost |
| Jobsite Power | Excellent fit | Conventional engine plus separate generator |
Continue Your F-150 Research
Compare the 2027 F-150 Engine Lineup
PowerBoost F-150 Near Kansas City
Hybrid Power That Still Makes Sense for Missouri Truck Owners
Around northwest Missouri, PowerBoost can appeal to buyers who need one truck for commuting, towing, property work, recreational use and mobile electrical power.
Its combination of 570 lb-ft of torque and Pro Power Onboard can be particularly useful for contractors, campers, rural property owners and drivers who need more flexibility from their pickup.
Chuck Anderson Ford in Excelsior Springs serves F-150 shoppers throughout Liberty, Kearney, Lawson, Richmond, Smithville, Kansas City and surrounding communities.
Chuck Anderson Ford
1910 W Jesse James Road
Excelsior Springs, MO 64024
Sales: 816-648-6419
Service: 816-648-6424
Parts: 816-648-6429
- PowerBoost F-150 configurations
- 2.4-kW and 7.2-kW Pro Power options
- Towing-focused F-150 builds
- Ford financing
- Trade-in assistance
- Ford hybrid truck service
Frequently Asked Questions
2027 Ford F-150 PowerBoost FAQs
What is the 2027 Ford F-150 PowerBoost?
PowerBoost is Ford's full-hybrid F-150 powertrain. It combines a twin-turbocharged 3.5L EcoBoost V6 with electric-motor assistance, a hybrid battery and a hybrid electronic 10-speed automatic.
How much horsepower does the 2027 F-150 PowerBoost make?
Current 2027 ordering information lists PowerBoost at 430 horsepower total system output.
How much torque does the 2027 F-150 PowerBoost make?
Current 2027 ordering information lists PowerBoost at 570 lb-ft of total system torque.
Is PowerBoost a full hybrid?
Yes. PowerBoost is Ford's full-hybrid F-150 powertrain rather than a mild-hybrid assist system.
Does PowerBoost need to be plugged in?
No. PowerBoost is not a plug-in hybrid. Its hybrid battery is managed by the truck during normal operation.
What is Pro Power Onboard?
Pro Power Onboard allows the F-150 to supply electrical power through onboard outlets for compatible tools, equipment and recreational loads.
Does every PowerBoost have 7.2-kW Pro Power Onboard?
No. Power output varies by configuration. Current 2027 XLT and applicable Lariat PowerBoost ordering data includes 2.4-kW Pro Power Onboard, while applicable premium configurations can include or offer 7.2-kW output.
Is PowerBoost better than the 3.5L EcoBoost?
It depends on your priorities. PowerBoost adds more total system horsepower and torque, hybrid operation and greater Pro Power Onboard capability. The conventional 3.5L EcoBoost provides a simpler gas-only alternative with strong towing-focused torque.
Is PowerBoost better than the 5.0L V8?
PowerBoost provides significantly more torque and hybrid capability, while the 5.0L V8 appeals to buyers who prefer naturally aspirated response and traditional V8 sound and character.
Is PowerBoost good for towing?
PowerBoost can be a strong towing choice because of its 570 lb-ft total system torque. Exact towing capacity depends on the individual truck's complete configuration.
Which 2027 F-150 trims offer PowerBoost?
PowerBoost is available on multiple personal-use and premium F-150 configurations, including applicable STX, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch and Platinum builds. Exact availability depends on equipment group, cab, bed and drivetrain.
Is PowerBoost good for contractors?
It can be particularly useful for contractors because it combines strong torque with available high-output Pro Power Onboard, allowing compatible electrical tools and equipment to be powered from the truck.
Where can I buy a PowerBoost F-150 near Kansas City?
Chuck Anderson Ford in Excelsior Springs, Missouri serves F-150 shoppers from Liberty, Kearney, Lawson, Richmond, Smithville, Kansas City and surrounding northwest Missouri communities.
2027 Ford F-150 PowerBoost
570 LB-FT, Hybrid Power and Electricity Where You Need It
PowerBoost makes sense when you want your F-150 powertrain to do more than simply move the truck. Its 430 horsepower and 570 lb-ft provide serious performance, while the hybrid system and Pro Power Onboard add capabilities the conventional EcoBoost and V8 engines cannot duplicate in the same way. Compare your towing, driving and electrical-power needs before deciding whether PowerBoost is worth the upgrade for you.
2027 Ford F-150 PowerBoost specifications, horsepower, torque, fuel economy, towing capacity, payload, battery operation, Pro Power Onboard output, trim availability, axle ratios, equipment groups, pricing and inventory availability are based on manufacturer, current ordering and published model information available when this page was prepared and are subject to change. Pro Power Onboard output and PowerBoost availability vary by trim and configuration. Maximum towing and payload depend on the individual truck's cab, bed, wheelbase, drivetrain, axle ratio, equipment, passengers, cargo and vehicle weight. Always verify the exact vehicle's certification labels, final Ford towing information, electrical-load limits, specifications, equipment and pricing before purchase, towing or using Pro Power Onboard.