2021 F-150 vs. Chevy Silverado

While both trucks offer up to six engine options suited to a variety of tasks, the new F-150 takes your efficiency one step further with an all-new class-exclusive 3.5-liter PowerBoost® Full Hybrid V6 engine. You won't find this available options under the hood of the Chevy Silverado.

The new Ford F-150 is set to make your towing experience easier with targeted best-in-class available towing, surpassing the impressive total of even the 2020 Silverado. The 2021 Ford also offers best-in-class targeted available payload when you need to haul supplies back to the worksite.

Need to do paperwork while on the go? The Ford F-150 adds convenience to your work experience with an interior workspace and tailgate workspace. This feature is ideal for completing paperwork and more, while the Chevy Silverado lacks similar options.

If you're looking for a portable generator to keep your tools powered, the Ford F-150 has you covered. The class-exclusive Pro Power Onboard allows you to plug in and use your truck as a power source, a feature you won't find available to the Silverado.

The Ford F-150 keeps the interior updated and ready to embrace the future with new features like SYNC® 4 infotainment system and an available 12.0-inch touchscreen. The Chevy Silverado doesn't have a similar list of features to keep your drive convenient.

With a Blind Spot Information System with Trailer Coverage and Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control, the 2021 Ford F-150 helps you drive with confidence no matter where you go. The Chevy Silverado offers its arsenal of safety features, but they won't offer the same amount of coverage that the F-150 will.