Imagine pulling up to every traffic light knowing you're getting 40 miles per gallon in the city while everyone else is just fueling their regrets. That's the kind of smug satisfaction the 2026 Ford Maverick XLT Hybrid delivers, and honestly, we think you've earned it. Dressed in a sharp Shadow Black exterior with a Navy Pier and Aspen Gray interior, this truck doesn't just turn heads, it makes them do a full 360. And yes, we meant to steer the conversation right in that direction from the start.
Under the hood, a 2.5L I-4 Hybrid engine paired with a CVT transmission and AWD keeps you planted and moving efficiently no matter what the road throws at you. This little Maverick packs a serious punch without punching a hole in your wallet at the pump. At $37,540, you get 17-inch Carbonized Gray Painted Aluminum wheels, four-wheel independent suspension, and a full suite of safety tech including Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, a Lane-Keeping System, Intersection Assist, and Electronic Stability Control. We weren't kidding when we said this truck is loaded, it's just not loaded with fuel bills.
Inside, the Maverick keeps things connected and comfortable with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, SiriusXM with 360L, a Ford Connectivity Package with a 5G modem, automatic temperature control, and unique cloth front bucket seats that make every ride feel like the right move. Auto High-Beam Headlights, a rear-view camera, remote keyless entry, and a full airbag package round out a truck that takes safety and convenience seriously even if we don't always take ourselves that way. AWD means you can handle whatever New England weather decides to cook up next, whether that's sun, sleet, or a surprise nor'easter on your day off.
We'd love to help you drive off in this Shadow Black beauty before someone else accelerates ahead of you and takes it home. Give us a call at 978-228-5021 to get more details or schedule your test drive with us here at AutoFair Ford of Haverhill. Trust us, once you get behind the wheel of this Maverick, going back to your old ride will feel like a serious wrong turn.








