You Can Get A 700 hp Ford F-150 Sport Truck For $54,225 Now

By Gary Gastelu |

Aug 18, 2025

The new Ford F-150 Lobo is the brand’s sportiest street truck and comes with a 400 hp 5.0-liter V8 and lowered suspension for $59,995 in a crew cab model, but you can get a lot more performance in an F-150 for less.

The Ford Performance catalog is now selling a 50-state legal FP700S kit for the F-150 that includes a supercharger for the 5.0-lier V8 that cranks it up to 700 hp. It also comes with a rear lowering kit and new dampers plus unique 22-inch wheels, a lip splitter and FP700S trim badges all for $13,250. Ford announced the kit last fall, but it was only recently added to the catalog with a price.

But while the Lobo is based on the F-150 STX trim, the FP700S is compatible with the Lariat, XLT, STX and entry-level XL, and you can get one of those with the kit for a combined $59,540, not counting labor if you don’t want to do the work yourself.

Even better for bargain sport truck fans, the kit is compatible for Super Cab F-150s and Ford sells one for regular cab models, so you can make an even sportier two-door XL with a bench seat for as little as $54,255. Ford is offering it in Bronze and Black versions, with different color schemes for the wheels and trim.

Ford Performance will also sell you the supercharger by itself for $9,850 and that can be used on the F-150 Lobo or any model with a 5.0-liter V8.

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If you want a supercharged F-150 from the factory, you’ll have to step up — quite literally — into the high-riding F-150 Raptor R off-road model, which comes with a 720 hp supercharged 5.2-liter V8. But Ford may have to step up its game soon.

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That’s because the Ram 1500 TRX is coming back next year and will likely be looking to outdo its only direct rival again. The 2024 1500 TRX was powered by a 702 hp supercharged 6.2-liter V8 that made it the most powerful V8 pickup before the 2024 F-150 Raptor R arrived, so it’s hard to believe Ram would come back with less this time around.

There’s plenty of potential left in the 6.2-liter V8, as versions of it have been used in Dodge muscle cars with up to 900 hp running on gas and 1,025 hp burning E85.

Ford’s 5.2-liter V8 might not be done, either, as the last Shelby GT500’s version of the engine was rated at 760 hp. Nevertheless, it’s a very different application in the F-150 Raptor R, which launched in 2023 with 700 hp before a new hood inner was designed to give it enough air intake to get to 720 hp.