Ford Motor is expanding its truly profitable truck lineup with the new off-road “Tremmer” model for the F150 pickup.

All geological equipment is upgraded in the 2021 F-150 earthquake announced on Tuesday. Redesigned version of the pickup, Which reaches dealers across the country. Ford says the Tremmer model will go on sale next summer.

The new version of the F150 is Ford’s latest attempt to grow loyal truck customers and increase profits by tapping on more popular off-road models. This adds to the current Tremer models offered in current Super Duty pickups and Ranger mid-size pickups.

According to a study commissioned by Ford from the Boston Consulting Group, Ford’s F-Series trucks are the company’s cash-in-exchange, with the majority of automakers’ profits coming in at $ 42 billion in annual revenue. Ford’s automotive revenue reached $ 143.6 billion in 2019.

The F-150 seismic features special badging, design elements, and off-road capabilities, including upgraded suspension and shocks and a “bash plate” to protect the vehicle’s underside. It has 33-inch all-terrain tires fitted with matte-finish 18-inch wheels, 1-inch wide stand and standard four-wheel drive. The vehicle is powered by a Ford 3.5 liter V-6 engine and a 10 speed automatic transmission.

Ford has not released pricing for the F150 Vibration, but with the current off-road package it could come in anywhere between $ 45,000 and a model with the same setup. 2020 F-150 Raptor Performance truck, it starts at $ 53,455.