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Are you shopping for a pickup truck that’s both powerful and fuel-efficient? You’ve got options, including the popular Toyota Tacoma hybrid and the Ford Maverick hybrid. If you’re curious how these hybrid models compare, read the following guide from Robbins Toyota. We’ll walk you through 2 key factors to consider when choosing the truck that’s right for your drives around Texarkana.
For the 2026 model year, the Toyota Tacoma hybrid pickup truck is available in 5 unique models to suit different lifestyles. Options include the luxurious Limited hybrid, the Baja-inspired TRD Pro, and the rugged Trailhunter that’s made for avid off-road enthusiasts. As for the Ford Maverick hybrid, you’ll have a limited selection to choose from since there are only 3 trim levels.
From styling to capability, the Tacoma hybrid lineup makes your shopping experience more exciting.
Take a look at the trim options for both models below:
Besides offering more variety to choose from, the 2026 Toyota Tacoma hybrid also differs from the 2026 Ford Maverick hybrid in towing power. When properly equipped, the Tacoma hybrid can tow up to 6,000 pounds, so you can transport all the heavy equipment and gear you need for work or play in Mt Pleasant. This amount is possible for all configurations except the Trailhunter model with a 6-foot bed and Double Cab, which has a capacity of 5,950 pounds. On the other hand, the Maverick hybrid has a standard towing capacity of 2,000 pounds on all trim levels. If you want more power, you’ll need to opt for the available 4K Tow Package to increase the amount to 4,000 pounds.
Review the maximum towing power for these hybrid pickup trucks here:
Would you like to learn more about the Tacoma hybrid? Stop by our lot near Shreveport/Bossier, LA for a test drive, or contact our team at 903-306-2801 for more information. Our Nash dealership is eager to show you why you should choose this model as your next pickup truck!