Shelby American has unveiled an 821-horsepower street-performance F-150 with supercharged V8 power, lowered suspension, and aggressive styling.
Shelby American has introduced the 2026 Shelby F-150 Super Snake SuperCrew, a street-focused performance pickup powered by a supercharged 5.0-liter V8 producing 821 horsepower. The truck also features a lowered suspension, upgraded brakes, and a distinctive aerodynamic body package.
Shelby has built its reputation on high-performance off-road versions of the Ford F-150, but demand in the U.S. is shifting back toward street-performance pickups with lowered ride heights and sharper handling. Responding to customer interest, the company developed the new F-150 Super Snake SuperCrew.
The truck starts as a Ford F-150 Lariat SuperCrew equipped with four-wheel drive and Ford's naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V8, which makes 405 horsepower in factory form. Shelby adds a high-performance supercharger, a new intake manifold with an intercooler, and a Borla Performance exhaust system. The upgrades boost output to 821 horsepower. Power is sent through the stock 10-speed automatic transmission.
The suspension has been lowered using adjustable King shocks, while the rear axle receives a stiffer sway bar to improve handling. Factory brakes have been replaced with larger drilled Baer brake rotors and red Shelby-branded calipers. The truck rides on 22-inch Shelby alloy wheels wrapped in Michelin Pilot Sport AS4 tires.
Exterior upgrades include a redesigned front bumper with an aggressive lower splitter, a Shelby grille with integrated marker lights, a vented hood, front fender vents, wider fender flares, extended rocker panels, a bed cover with an integrated rear spoiler, and Shelby graphics.
Inside, the cabin features new leather upholstery with Shelby logos, carbon-fiber trim, aluminum pedals, Shelby floor mats, and a serialized plaque identifying each truck.
Shelby American will build just 400 examples of the 2026 F-150 Super Snake SuperCrew. Pricing starts at $140,795.
Its primary rival will be the factory-built Ram 1500 Rumble Bee SRT, which produces 788 horsepower. That model, however, is not expected to reach dealerships until next year.