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We'll be more than honest to say that we don't have too much to go on here. Additionally, this has all been talked about before, not unlike a Chevrolet Silverado PHEV, not to mention the upcoming highly capable, 400-horsepower, all-electric pickup truck from Rivian Automotive (which will make its debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show soon, and we'll be on hand soon for the pre-premiere in Michigan). There's also lots of talk about the Tesla pickup truck (which we're confident will come at some point down the road).
Now, with those interesting disclaimers out of the way, let's just say that as Ford transitions to primarily pickup trucks and SUVs, a hybrid pickup truck is reportedly coming soon (2020 though, and we truly hope it's not another of the 48-volt mild-hybrid variety). Moreover, a Ford all-electric pickup truck is surely a possibility around the same time, at least according to information that Green Car Reports recently gleaned.