Last year, Ford debuted the all-new Ranger for America that’s arriving in showrooms in 2024. We’re getting a Ranger Raptor model this time around, unlike in the past — but Ford did not follow Toyota’s lead and bring a hybrid version of the Ranger for the U.S.
That said, Ford has introduced a PHEV version for global markets. Will Ford bring a plug-in hybrid Ranger pickup to America? Here’s what we know so far.
Ford has a plug-in hybrid Ranger for other parts of the world

Ford has already unveiled a Ranger PHEV for global markets, based on the 2.3-liter turbocharged inline-four engine. Ford has not provided the full performance specs for it yet, but we do know that it offers 28 miles of EV-only range (admittedly, under the generous WLTP standard, not the EPA’s test), 7,700 pounds of towing capacity, Ford’s Pro Power Onboard system and at least 443 lb-ft of torque.
Ford has NOT said America will get the Ranger PHEV …

Discussing a PHEV Ranger for America, Ford told Car and Driver that it believes it offers sufficient electrified alternatives, what with the hybrid Maverick and both hybrid and all-electric versions of the F-150 available.