Shelby’s 810-HP F-150 Super Snake Sport Returns - And Ram Wants a Fight

Shelby is bringing back the F-150 Super Snake Sport, a two-door, four-wheel-drive street truck with more than 810 horsepower. Only 500 examples will be built for 2026. Shelby calls it the “Return of the King.”

0-liter Coyote V8, good for 400 horsepower. An optional Stage 2 supercharger lifts output past 810 hp on 93-octane fuel. Shelby adds intake and fuel-system upgrades, a larger heat exchanger. Ford Performance spark plugs, and 5W50 oil. There’s no official 0-60 time, but the company says this is its quickest street truck from a standstill.

42 seconds.

The suspension uses lowered KING coilovers, rear traction bars, Baer brakes, and 22-inch Shelby wheels. Exterior touches include a ram-air hood, new grille, splitter, fender vents, widened flares, ground effects, rally stripes, and a custom tonneau cover. Inside are leather seats, carbon-fiber-style trim, billet pedals, digital gauges, floormats, and serialized plaques.

Every truck goes in the Shelby Registry.

Pricing starts at $115,795, including the loaded donor truck. There’s a three-year/36,000-mile warranty. Ford’s powertrain warranty stays in place, and sales happen through selected Shelby Performance Ford dealerships.

The truck won’t be alone. 2-liter HEMI with 777 hp and 680 lb-ft of torque. 6-second quarter-mile, and 170 mph. The Shelby has more power, but no official acceleration or top-speed figures. The Ram is a shortened Quad Cab with four doors, launch control, Track mode, adaptive air suspension, Brembo front brakes, and 325-section tires.

The Shelby is limited, two-door, and at least 33 hp stronger; the Ram is a factory truck with published numbers and back-seat room.