Ford Maverick 300T Concept Is The Truck We've Waited For

SEMA 2025: Ford Maverick 300T Concept Is The Truck We’ve Waited For

Evander Espolong
November 5, 2025

Ford dropped a serious surprise on truck fans at the 2025 SEMA Show. People have been clamoring for a “Maverick ST” ever since the compact truck hit the scene, and Ford has finally shown they’re listening. Meet the Ford Maverick 300T, a concept truck that injects a heavy dose of performance into the practical hauler. It’s the muscular Maverick enthusiasts have been dreaming of, and it’s the closest thing to an ST we’ve seen yet.

Ford Maverick 300T
The Maverick 300T concept turns up the heat with the EcoBoost engine upgraded with the 2.3-liter EcoBoost Mustang’s larger turbo, which imbues the Maverick’s 2.0-liter with 300 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque. That is a substantial increase of 50 horsepower and 40 lb-ft of torque over the factory engine output, which is supported by a Borla exhaust system and a hotter Ford Performance Parts ProCal 4 calibration. (Photo Credit: Ford Motor Company)

Mustang-Sourced Muscle

So, how do you get a Maverick to 300 horsepower? Ford’s team checked the right boxes, dipping into the corporate parts bin. The spunky 2.0-liter EcoBoost gets muscled up to 300 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque. The magic comes from a larger turbocharger snagged from the current EcoBoost Mustang, which sports a compressor wheel 6mm larger than stock. To handle the extra boost, the Ford Custom Garage team installed a Mishimoto intercooler that’s 58.8 percent larger, drastically cutting charge-air temps. A Borla exhaust and a Ford Performance ProCal 4 calibration finalize the powertrain.

Ford Maverick 300T Side View

Ford Maverick 300T: More Than Just Speed

This concept isn’t just an engine tune. To match the 50-horsepower and 40-lb-ft gains, the Ford Maverick 300T gets a serious handling upgrade. It sits lower on a suspension setup lifted from the Maverick Lobo, which includes performance handling springs, monotube dampers, and stiffer anti-roll bars. The goal was to sharpen response without wrecking the daily-drivable comfort. “The upgraded suspension, wheels, tires, and brakes work together to make a more capable, more confident truck,” said Matt Simpson of Ford.

Ford Maverick 300T Shocks
Lowered on a revised suspension borrowed from the production Maverick Lobo with firmer springs, monotube dampers, and stiffer sway bars, the Maverick 300T promises sharper reflexes without sacrificing daily comfort. It rides on 20×8-inch wheels sourced from the Mustang Mach-E GT, available in Black or Bronze finishes.

Aggressive ST-Inspired Styling

A performance truck needs to look the part. The 300T gets an aggressive Air Design spoiler up front and a rearend defined by dual Borla exhaust tips—a clear nod to Ford’s ST heritage. The concept gives off a mean sport truck vibe and is available in either Black or Bronze appearance packages. These include unique “300T” graphics, Ford Performance badges on the fenders and grille, and black-chrome lug nuts. Inside, the theme continues with Ford Performance floormats and red accent stitching.

Ford Maverick 300T Interior
Inside, red stitching and Ford Performance floormats carry the theme into the cabin.

From SEMA Show Floor to Your Driveway

Here’s the best part: this isn’t just a SEMA fantasy. Ford built the concept on the Maverick’s all-wheel-drive platform, optimized with the 4K Tow Package for better traction and cooling. And it’s coming. “A version of the 300T project kit will be available to customers in 2026,” confirmed Mike Levine, Ford’s North America Product Communications Director. This factory-engineered package is exactly what owners have been asking for.

Ford Maverick 300T Wheels
A front spoiler from Air Design and the upgraded wheel-and-tire package give this hotter hauler more street cred. At SEMA it wore Michelin rubber, but the eventual package will include Pirelli tires.

Maverick 300T Project Vehicle Upgrades

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Some Parts of the Ford Maverick 300T
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Ford Maverick Logo
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Performance

  • Turbo Upgrade Kit: Upgraded turbocharger with 59mm compressor wheel (vs. 53mm stock), sourced from the 2.3-liter Mustang EcoBoost engine
  • ProCal 4 performance calibration
  • High-performance intercooler: 58.8 percent larger than stock, with 13 percent improved efficiency
  • Sport cat-back exhaust with black chrome tips by Borla
  • Lobo lowering kit with dampers
  • Lobo stabilizer bar and bushings
  • Front spoiler by Air Design

Wheels, Tires & Suspension

  • 20×8-inch Mach-E GT wheels with black chrome lug nut kit (M14x1.5)
  • Performance-tuned lowering springs (10mm front, 30mm rear)
  • Upgraded monotube rear dampers with increased compression and rebound damping
  • Enhanced stabilizer bar with increased wall thickness and rate (34.7 N/mm vs. 29.9 N/mm stock)
  • Not included in package, but recommended: Pirelli P ZERO ELECT 245/45R20 performance tires (Michelin Pilot Sport 4S on SEMA show vehicle)

Styling & Appearance

  • Available in Black or Bronze color schemes, the Maverick 300T package includes:
  • Unique “300T” exterior graphics package
  • Ford Performance rear badge
  • Ford Performance fender vent kit
  • Bronze tailgate lettering by Tufskinz
  • Floor mats with the Ford Performance logo