We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article at no cost to you, though all opinions are our own. For more information, please read our ethics statement. Please note that pricing and availability are subject to change.
AT&T and Ford are driving innovation by including embedded 5G connectivity in the 2023 Ford Super Duty, the first pickup in the United States to do so.
AT&T 5G can provide faster navigation, mapping, and music downloads, as well as improve the speed and reliability of Ford Power-Up software updates delivered on the go, allowing the truck to improve over time.
This state-of-the-art technology, when combined with a powerful ecosystem of productivity-boosting software and services, will enable Super Duty owners to use the truck as both a workhorse and the office of the future, maximizing uptime as they deliver for their customers.
The AT&T 5G network’s faster speeds and low latency, combined with an embedded Qualcomm‘s Snapdragon 5G Modem-RF System, means richer and more immersive in-vehicle experiences, such as faster video and audio streaming and cloud gaming potential, for passengers.
To take advantage of these entertainment experiences, Ford Super Duty owners will be eligible for a free trial of the AT&T Connected Car data plan. Customers can choose to add their new truck to their existing AT&T account or purchase an unlimited prepaid data plan at the end of the free trial.
Customers with an AT&T Connected Car data plan also have free access to Warner Bros. Discovery RIDE. When connected to AT&T In-Car Wi-Fi, you can watch over 1,000 hours of hit shows and movies on demand.
“AT&T is a leader not only in 5G, but also in connected cars,” said Joe Mosele, AT&T VP of Mobility, IoT & 5G. “We connect more vehicles than any other carrier, and we’re excited to add the iconic Ford Super Duty to the list by pioneering 5G for trucks. As we look to an ever-growing connected future, we’re keeping our eyes on the road ahead – one where the vehicle is the ultimate mobile device.”
