2022 Ford Super Duty Smashes Chevrolet's Towing Claims

Ford's Super Duty range of trucks is already among the most impressive on the planet, with vehicles like theF-250 Super Dutyproving highly capable for just about any task. But with a new model year, customers demand more of everything. Roush has already done its part to make itmore capable off-roadand is also offering anew face for the truck, but what of Ford itself? Well, the Blue Oval today announced some of the features and upgrades you can expect for the 2022 Super Duty range, and they seem like useful changes. Along with new colors and appearance packages, there's also new tech.

Todd Eckert, Ford Truck Group marketing manager, says that Ford is helping its customers "raise their game and get the job done with purposeful technology through the introduction of SYNC 4 with a larger 12-inch screen and 24x7 cloud connectivity for both their truck and mobile devices." This all-new screen is landscape-oriented and offers wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with the ability to multitask thanks to a split-screen function. This allows one to view navigation, music, truck features, and the new digital owner's manual in various combinations. However, this is only standard on the Lariat and higher trims, while base models get the 4.2-inch system as standard with the SYNC 3 eight-inch display available (standard on XLT trims).