The 2022 Ford Maverick has just one cargo bed length option: a 4.5-foot, 33.3-cubic foot Flexbed™ that maximizes efficiency—just like the rest of the Maverick!
Introduced in 2022, the new Maverick compact pickup joins Ford’s impressive lineup of pickup trucks as a pint-sized model of fuel efficiency. It’s powered by a hybrid powertrain with an EPA rating of 25 mpg combined—though you can swap in Ford’s turbocharged EcoBoost® engine for an extra 59 horsepower if you prefer. With a towing capacity of 2,000 lbs and optional all-wheel drive (AWD), the 2022 Maverick does everything the best Ford pickups do, just on a smaller scale.
2022 Ford Maverick truck bed dimensions
The 2022 Maverick keeps things simple with a single cab and bed configuration: Ford’s spacious SuperCrewcab and a 4.5-foot cargo bed that Ford calls the Flexbed™.
Just how flexible is that bed? Let’s take a look at all its dimensions:
In addition to 33 cubes of space, the Maverick’s cargo bed has a payload capacity of 1,500 pounds. Picture 40-odd bags of mulch, a couple of dirt bikes, or up to five full-size tires, and you’ll get an idea of what the Flexbed’s capable of. By comparison, the Hyundai Santa Cruz—Maverick’s biggest competitor—has a four-foot bed with just 27 cubic feet of cargo space.
And what about that “flex”? With the tailgate down, the Maverick can carry even more, thanks to eight bed tie-down points to help secure your cargo. This is helpful if you want to, say, store sheets of plywood flat in the truck bed. At the mid-grade XLT trim and above, this handy feature is upgraded to a power-locking liftgate.
2022 Ford Maverick cargo bed specs
The Maverick’s cargo bed has more to offer than sheer space. You’ll also get ten storage pockets of varying sizes and a tailgate-mounted bottle opener.
Other than that, the Ford Maverick XL keeps things fairly sparse, which will appeal to many truck owners. But you’ll also have the option to add storage cubbies and a 120-volt outlet, and with the Lariat Luxury Package, Maverick Lariat owners can add a spray-in bed liner.
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