What Is a Ford EcoBoost Engine? Benefits, Performance, and Which Ford Is Right for You
Ford introduced EcoBoost technology in 2009, starting with a twin-turbocharged 3.5L V6. From there, EcoBoost expanded into Ford trucks, SUVs, smaller three- and four-cylinder engines, and performance vehicles. Today, EcoBoost refers to a family of gasoline engines that combines turbocharging, direct fuel injection, and variable camshaft timing. That means responsive acceleration for everyday driving, useful low-end torque, and a range of choices based on whether you’re commuting around Phoenix, towing a trailer, heading off-road, or simply looking for something fun to drive.

