Many consider the Ford Maverick bed size to be a Goldilocks option. The cargo boxes of trucks like the Ford Ranger and Ford F-150 may be too large for some drivers; not to mention, these pickups have lower gas mileage ratings than the Maverick. Conversely, sedans and many SUVs lack the storage capacity and capability provided by a pickup bed. The compact Ford Maverick truck may just be the perfect solution.
The Aaron Ford of Poway team has put this guide together so you can learn about the 2025 Maverick dimensions, payload capacity, and more. Discover the flexibility and utility of the Ford Maverick pickup below, then come by for a test drive.
Before we get to the details of the Ford Maverick bed size, let’s discuss the overall exterior Maverick measurements. The Maverick length differs by trim, but it ranges from 199.8 inches to 200.9 inches. The height also varies, ranging from 67.7 to 69.4 inches. In terms of width, this pickup is 72.6 inches wide without mirrors and 83.5 inches with mirrors.
As we will see, the Ford Maverick truck bed size allows you to move all sorts of items, but this pickup isn’t so big that it’s hard to navigate crowded streets or tight parking lots.
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| 2025 Ford Maverick | |
|---|---|
| Bed Height | 20.3 in |
| Bed Length, Floor | 54.4 in |
| Bed Width, Wheel House | 42.6 in |
| Bed Width, Exposed | 53.3 in |
| Cargo Volume | 33.3 cu ft |
| Lift-In Height | 28.2 – 30.4 in |
Every 2025 Ford Maverick boasts the same 4.5-foot bed size. While there are no upgrades available, this configuration proves to be well-regarded in the small pickup truck segment. The only variation in the Ford Maverick bed size measurements is the lift-in height, which depends on the configuration.
The Ford Maverick cargo capacity offers significant utility to motorists of all stripes. Whether you need to load up on supplies to build a new patio or want to bring a vintage dresser back to your house, the Maverick has you covered.
When properly equipped, the 2025 Ford Maverick can handle up to a 1,500-pound payload.1 You can use this rugged machine to carry a couple of canoes or a dirt bike for a fun day on the water or trail. If you’ve got work to do, the Maverick is ready to haul a significant load of materials to the job site. Numerous features and accessories are available for the cargo bed – below is just a look at some:
The Maverick can also tow. When properly equipped with the available 4K Tow Package, this versatile truck can tow up to 4,000 pounds. Even without this package, the 2025 Maverick can accommodate a maximum 2,000-pound towing capacity when properly equipped. Available trailering features include a Trailer Brake Controller, Pro Trailer Hitch Assist, Trailer Reverse Guidance, and Pro Trailer Backup Assist.
Now that we’ve detailed the Ford Maverick trunk dimensions and exterior measurements, it’s time to discuss this pickup’s cabin space. It has seating for five standard, with front-row dimensions as follows: 38-40.2 inches of headroom, 42.8 inches of legroom, 55.4 inches of hip room, and 57.3 inches of shoulder room.
When your family or friends sit in the back of your new 2025 Maverick truck, they can enjoy 39.4-39.6 inches of headroom, 35.9-36.9 inches of legroom, 54.1 inches of hip room, and 55.6 inches of shoulder room. These dimensions are spacious, and your kids will have the room to squirm around during long drives.
So, how does the new Ford Maverick perform? There are two engines that can answer this question. The standard setup is a 2.5-liter four-cylinder hybrid engine, which produces 191 horsepower and 155 pound-feet of torque. It pairs with an electronic continuously variable transmission.
The available engine is a 2.0-liter four-cylinder. It makes 238 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque and works with a seven-speed Quick Shift or an eight-speed automatic transmission. Both engine options are efficient, though the hybrid variant produces the higher rating: up to an EPA-estimated 42/35/38 MPG (City/Highway/Combined).2 For comparison, the gasoline-powered Maverick earns a maximum EPA-estimated 22/30/25 MPG (City/Highway/Combined).2
Now that you’ve learned about the Ford Maverick bed size, payload and towing capacity, and engine specs, we expect you’re interested in test-driving this dynamic truck. The team at Aaron Ford of Poway is excited to host you at our dealership. We can walk you through the different Maverick configurations to help you determine which one you want to drive away in.
Some drivers may think buying is the only way to take home a new truck. This is not the case: You may also be able to lease a new 2025 Ford Maverick from our store. When you lease, you are essentially signing up for a rental, offering ample flexibility and often more affordability than if you were to finance. Our friendly Ford finance team is happy to discuss the advantages of leasing and buying at your convenience.
If you’re ready to start driving a new compact truck with a spacious bed and impressive hauling abilities, visit our Ford dealership for a Maverick tour and test drive. We look forward to working with you soon!
The 2025 Ford Maverick has a maximum payload rating of 1,500 pounds.1 You can use this compact pickup truck to bring a dirt bike to the back trails or a new sectional to your apartment. When properly equipped, it can also tow up to 4,000 pounds. Please contact the Aaron Ford of Poway team to learn more about the Maverick payload and towing abilities.
You can customize the Ford Maverick bed to meet your storage needs – this truck is specifically designed to allow this. The standard FLEXBED system comprises cargo tie-downs, sidewall pockets, and more. Various accessories can be added, too, such as a bed divider kit, a bed extender, bed-mounted cross bars, and tie-down locking rails. Discover all the features and options of the Maverick bed today.
The Ford Maverick bed offers many special features. The FLEXBED system, which is designed to improve the truck’s utility, is standard equipment. The multi-position tailgate on every trim is also enticing, allowing you to lock it half-closed to carry longer items. Two pre-wired 12-volt connections are standard, while a 400-watt 110-volt outlet is available. Explore even more at our Ford dealership.
1Maximum payload capabilities are for properly equipped vehicles with required equipment and vary based on vehicle configuration, accessories, and option content. Horsepower, torque, payload and towing are independent attributes and may not be achieved simultaneously.
2EPA-estimated city/hwy mpg for the model indicated. See fueleconomy.gov for fuel economy of other engine/transmission combinations. Actual mileage will vary. On plug-in hybrid models and electric models, fuel economy is stated in MPGe. MPGe is the EPA equivalent measure of gasoline fuel efficiency for electric mode operation.
