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F-150 Lobo 2025 Roars Back with V8 Power and Killer Looks

14 Jun 2025
  • How capable is the F 150 Lobo 2025 in terms of towing and driving performance?
  • What makes the design of the F 150 Lobo 2025 stand out?

Ford has unleashed a bold new version of its legendary truck with the return of the F-150 Lobo for 2025. Reviving a name that traces back to a 1981 Bronco prototype and a 1997 Mexican F-150 variant, the Lobo (Spanish for wolf) now hits American roads in a modern and aggressive form. Built as an optional package on the STX trim, the Lobo pairs a rugged 5.0-liter V8 engine with exclusive design tweaks that bring serious attitude to Ford’s best-selling truck.

Unlike performance kings like the Raptor R or EcoBoost versions, the Lobo is more about visual punch and practical power than dominating horsepower numbers. But make no mistake, this beast is more than just a pretty face.

Performance on the Road

Performance on the Road

The 2025 F 150 Lobo might not be a full off road machine, but it still packs serious hardware for drivers who demand more than a city cruiser. Under the hood sits a naturally aspirated 5.0 liter V8 engine producing 400 horsepower and 556 Nm of torque. Paired with an advanced four wheel drive system featuring an electronically controlled two speed transfer case, the truck is ready for different terrains and situations.

With selectable drive modes including 2H, 4A, 4H, and 4L, the Lobo gives drivers the flexibility to adjust to weather, load, or road demands. And it is not all for show either. The Lobo can tow up to 3,583 kilograms and carry a payload of 658 kilograms, proving it’s just as capable as it looks. It stands as a spiritual successor to the SVT Lightning, bringing street-ready aggression to everyday utility.

A Bold Visual Identity

A Bold Visual Identity

Ford didn’t hold back on giving the Lobo a design that screams confidence. Starting with a custom body kit made of 10 unique pieces, the truck gets dark visual accents, a raised hood, an exclusive front grille, and a stacked LED light bar. The rear lights also get a new look, matched with a prominent Lobo badge that stamps the truck’s identity loud and clear.

To complete the look, Ford added gloss black 22-inch wheels that are only available with the Lobo trim. The rear has been dropped by 5 centimeters to create a more aggressive stance, and the dual exhaust system brings both visual and audible flair to the setup. The color palette is just as striking, with options like Atlas Blue, Rapid Red, Carbonized Gray, and Oxford White giving buyers plenty of ways to personalize their wolf.

All this style and hardware comes at a price, starting at 59,995 US dollars. That is about 4,695 more than the base STX, but for fans of bold trucks and nostalgic badges, the Lobo name might be worth every riyal.

Ahd Kamal

BY Ahd Kamal

Started my career in Automotive Journalism in 2015. Even though I'm a pharmacist, hanging around cars all the time has created a passion for the automotive industry since day 1.

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