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While deliveries for the latter have already started, dealer deliveries of the hybrid variant have been delayed. It's not all bad news, however. Over on the Maverick Truck Clu forum, a forum member has received word from Ford that the hybrid Maverick will be arriving in dealers very soon. Ford Ford Ford "We are excited to announce that the official OK-To-Buy declaration has been achieved for the 22MY Maverick 2.5L Hybrid model and will now begin shipping to our Ford dealers," Ford wrote in an update issued to buyers. The hybrid Maverick was delayed because it needed to pass emissions certifications before it can go on sale. Now that all required tests have been completed, the Maverick will start shipping from the factory to dealers in December. Customer deliveries will then start in January 2022. This is still later than planned and Ford has even apologized for the delay by offering disgruntled customers a free Ford Integrated Tether System accessory kit. Ford Ford At least there shouldn't be any further delays, which will be a welcome relief to anyone who ordered the hybrid Maverick. Some impatient buyers may have been tempted to order the 2.0-liter EcoBoost version instead to get their Maverick sooner, but the hybrid version will be worth the wait. The official EPA figures were released back in October, confirming that the Maverick is the most efficient hybrid pickup in the US. According to the EPA, the Maverick is rated at 42/33/37 mpg city/highway/combined. That makes the Maverick twice as efficient when driving in cities than the Hyundai Santa Cruz, which returns 21 mpg in cities. Ford Ford
There' s Some Great News For Ford Maverick Buyers
Nov. 30, 2021 12:11 PM ET by Martin Bigg Trucks / Comments The hybrid Ford Maverick has passed an important milestone. To say that the Ford Maverick has been a massive success is an understatement. Thanks to its affordable starting price of less than $20,000, demand for the compact pickup truck has been so high that Ford is confident the Maverick will sell out for the 2022 model year. Slotting below the Ranger, the Maverick is offered with either a 2.5-liter four-cylinder hybrid or a 2.0-liter EcoBoost.While deliveries for the latter have already started, dealer deliveries of the hybrid variant have been delayed. It's not all bad news, however. Over on the Maverick Truck Clu forum, a forum member has received word from Ford that the hybrid Maverick will be arriving in dealers very soon. Ford Ford Ford "We are excited to announce that the official OK-To-Buy declaration has been achieved for the 22MY Maverick 2.5L Hybrid model and will now begin shipping to our Ford dealers," Ford wrote in an update issued to buyers. The hybrid Maverick was delayed because it needed to pass emissions certifications before it can go on sale. Now that all required tests have been completed, the Maverick will start shipping from the factory to dealers in December. Customer deliveries will then start in January 2022. This is still later than planned and Ford has even apologized for the delay by offering disgruntled customers a free Ford Integrated Tether System accessory kit. Ford Ford At least there shouldn't be any further delays, which will be a welcome relief to anyone who ordered the hybrid Maverick. Some impatient buyers may have been tempted to order the 2.0-liter EcoBoost version instead to get their Maverick sooner, but the hybrid version will be worth the wait. The official EPA figures were released back in October, confirming that the Maverick is the most efficient hybrid pickup in the US. According to the EPA, the Maverick is rated at 42/33/37 mpg city/highway/combined. That makes the Maverick twice as efficient when driving in cities than the Hyundai Santa Cruz, which returns 21 mpg in cities. Ford Ford