2023 Ford F-250 Super Duty Interior and Cargo

There is a variety of interior colors for the Ford F-250 Super Duty, but not at the base level; the XL only gets a Medium Dark Slate color scheme, and vinyl upholstery is standard. You can upgrade this to cloth for $315 in the same color. The floor is covered in rubberized vinyl. The XLT gets cloth upholstery in Medium Dark Slate or Baja (beige) and floor carpeting. Both bottom trims have a urethane steering wheel. The Lariat gets leather upholstery for the front seats and premium vinyl for the rear seats in one color only: Black Onyx. From this point on, the steering wheel is leather-trimmed.

The King Ranch has a predominantly brown interior color scheme, with Kingsville Antique leather in two-tone Java, with King Ranch branding on the front and rear seatbacks and center-console lid, and a woodgrain finish on the dashboard. The Platinum's leather is rendered in Black Onyx, with mustard-colored center striping on the seats and console, and Platinum branding. The Limited's interior is decked out in diamond-quilted Admiral Blue/Light Slate leather upholstery, with Admiral Blue leather on the steering wheel. Every trim gets a color-coded cloth headliner except the Limited, which has one finished in Miko suede.

The cargo volume of the Ford F-250 Super Duty is 65.4 cu-ft in the case of the shorter 6.75-foot bed, which measures 81.9 inches long, 66.9 inches wide, and 21.1 inches deep. The corresponding figures for the 8-foot bed are 78.5 cu-ft and 98.1 inches, with the same 66.9- and 21.1-inch width and depth measurements. Payload varies from a minimum figure of 3,352 pounds for the SuperCab 4x4 with the short bed and 475-hp diesel engine to a maximum of 4,268 lbs for the 6.8L gas V8 XL Regular Cab 4x2.

Interior storage is plentiful and well thought out. The center-seat backrest of models with a front bench can fold forward, creating a flat surface with inset cupholders. It also features a fold-out flat surface that can be used as a small table or desk. XL and XLT SuperCab and Crew Cab models can have the center seat of their front bench exchanged for a lidded center-console storage compartment, just like the standard item on all the upper trims. For extra storage space, all SuperCab models have a 60/40-split fold-up rear bench, while Crew Cab models have a 60/40-split flip-up/fold-down rear bench. On the Lariat and up, there is lockable storage under the rear bench. A standard Crew Cab feature is a fold-down rear armrest with two cupholders. The interior also gets the usual glovebox and door pockets in all doors. Models with individual front seats have additional uncovered storage space in front of the center-console storage box, alongside two cupholders. All trims have a dashtop tray, and a built-in vehicle safe is optional.

The XL is not overendowed with standard features, and makes do with vinyl on the seats and floor, manually adjustable seats, manual air-conditioning, a 4.2-inch digital productivity and driver-information display between the two main gauges, power locks and windows, and a manually tilting/telescoping urethane steering wheel. Standard driver assists are meager and include only cruise control, a backup camera, hill-start assist, trailer-sway control, automatic headlights, and a trailer-brake controller. Many more features are added to higher trims, and these include a 12-inch digital gauge cluster, power front seats with heating and ventilation, cloth or leather upholstery, a leather-trimmed and/or power-adjustable steering wheel, dual-zone climate control, and a brace of driver assists, such as adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, intersection assist, parking sensors, forward-collision warning, a power moonroof, and a surround-view camera. Many of these features found on upper trims are optional on lower trims, along with others such as a vehicle safe and fully reclining front seats.

Even the base XL and XLT trims get a decent cloud-connected Sync 4 infotainment system with an eight-inch touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, 5G Wi-Fi capability that can connect up to ten devices, a radio/MP3 player, and an audio system with four speakers on the Regular Cab and seven on the four-doors. The Lariat upgrades the infotainment system to a 12-inch touchscreen, adding navigation, SiriusXM, HD Radio, and an eight-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio at the same time (optional on the XLT). The King Ranch adds to this an 18-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system (optional on the Lariat).