—  Model hub

Ford Maverick: Compact Pickup Guides and Ownership

Explore the Ford Maverick compact pickup, its hybrid and EcoBoost options, practical features, maintenance and used-buying advice.

—  Generations

Maverick model timeline

1970–1977

—  Classic nameplate

The original Maverick car

The Maverick name first appeared on a compact Ford passenger car; it was not related to today’s pickup.

2022

—  Pickup launch

A new compact truck

The modern Maverick arrived in North America as a unibody compact pickup with a standard hybrid powertrain at launch.

2023–2024

—  Early updates

Expanding configurations

Early model years brought changes to powertrain availability and equipment, including the off-road-focused Tremor package.

2025–present

—  Refreshed pickup

Updated Maverick lineup

A refreshed design and updated technology arrived for 2025, with expanded hybrid all-wheel-drive availability in North America.

—  Articles

Latest Maverick articles

—  Owner help

Common problems and maintenance

01

—  Problems

Check VIN-specific recalls, software updates, electrical features and service history before buying a used Maverick.

02

—  Maintenance

Use the official maintenance schedule for your Maverick’s model year, hybrid or EcoBoost powertrain and driving conditions.

03

—  Buying

Compare hybrid and EcoBoost options, bed utility, towing packages, drivetrain choices and ownership costs.

—  Workshop manuals

Working on your Maverick?

Find service information matched to your Maverick’s model year, engine, drivetrain and equipment.

—  FAQ

Maverick questions answered

No. The modern Maverick uses a unibody construction, unlike larger traditional body-on-frame pickups.

Check the VIN for open recalls, review service records, test electronics and inspect the bed, tires and powertrain.

Follow the official maintenance schedule for your exact model year, powertrain and operating conditions.