SCI & TECH● LOWSep 16 · Sep 16, 2026, 2:17 PM
Ford is testing its new F-150 in the Arizona desert before its 2027 market release: resistance to 65 °C asphalt and autonomous driving with a trailer
Clarín · north america
In the Arizona desert, with ambient temperatures up to 45 °C and over 65 °C on the track, Ford engineers subject the F-150 prototype to extreme evaluations. It's towing a dynamometer simulating a 4.5-ton load on steep inclines and monitored by 500 sensors.
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