Ford hasn't yet formally told the world exactly when the next-generation F-150 pickup truck will be arriving, but if there's one certainty in the car world, it's that a new F-Series is inevitable. That said, a recent report from Crain’s Detroit Business tells us it’s going to be a delayed arrival.

Ford F-150 will not make it to the market as originally planned. Ford informed suppliers it will be late without providing a reason for the delay

Ford has officially pushed back the launch of the next-generation F-150 gasoline and hybrid models by a year. Key Poin

The Ford F-Series has been the top seller for decades, but the current turmoil in the industry has the automaker delaying the next F-150 by at least a year.

Ford has reportedly told suppliers it will delay the launch of the next-generation F-150 pickup truck. Three automotive supplier executives confirmed as much to Crain's Detroit Business.

Ford will delay production of the next generation F-150 by one year, continuing to produce the current model until April 2028.

Communicating a launch delay well in advance, as Ford is doing with the F-150, helps parts producers in terms of planning and preventing stranded capital, the supplier officials said. Ford’s communication and transparency with suppliers has improved considerably since Door took over supply chain in 2023, they added.

The Ford F-150 is a sales juggernaut, making it the automaker’s most important model and one that it relies on for consistent revenue generation. As such, Ford has rolled out timely updates for the truck,