Ford unveils compact Maverick pickup, a hybrid truck that costs under $20,000

CNBC Television published this video item, entitled “Ford unveils compact Maverick pickup, a hybrid truck that costs under $20,000” – below is their description.

Ford Motor’s new Maverick truck will be the first pickup in America with a standard gas-electric hybrid engine when it goes on sale this fall starting at about $20,000. The company unveiled the compact pickup Tuesday as the smallest vehicle in its highly profitable truck lineup, slotting below the full-size F-150 and midsize Ranger pickups. The Maverick is about 3 feet shorter in length and 7 inches lower than an F-150, Ford said.

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