Ford F150 Interior: Seats, Space and Storage by Cab
The Ford F150 interior measures the same up front in all three cabs, and the cab you choose decides the room behind you: in Ford's 2026 figures, the SuperCrew® gives rear passengers 1,108 mm of leg room against 851 mm in the SuperCab. Flip-up rear seats, lockable under-seat storage and an available Interior Work Surface make room for gear, tools and a laptop.
Picture the drive from Almonte into Ottawa with two adults in the back seat and tools locked away under it. Start with our new F-150 line-up at Carleton Place Ford, then sit in the back seat yourself.
Key Takeaways
The front room is the same in all three cabs. The 2026 Regular Cab, SuperCab and SuperCrew® share the same front head room, shoulder room, hip room and leg room, including 1,115 mm of maximum front leg room.
The SuperCrew® gives the back seat more leg room. Its 2026 rear leg room of 1,108 mm is 257 mm more than the SuperCab's 851 mm.
Gear can ride inside. The flip-up rear seats make room for coolers and camping gear, and the lockable under-seat storage in the rear cabin keeps tools secure.
The console can become a desk. With the shifter stowed, the centre console unfolds into the available Interior Work Surface, a flat place to work on a laptop.
Winter comfort depends on the trim. Ford lists heated front seats as available on the XLT and a heated steering wheel on the Lariat.
What Is the Ford F150 Interior Like in Each Cab?
The Ford F150 interior comes in three cab sizes: the Regular Cab, the SuperCab and the SuperCrew®. In Ford's 2026 figures, all three share the same front head room, shoulder room, hip room and leg room, and rear-seat room is listed for the SuperCab and SuperCrew®.
Up front, the 2026 F-150 has 1,037 mm of head room, 1,695 mm of shoulder room, 1,588 mm of hip room and 1,115 mm of maximum leg room, in all three cabs.
Behind the front seats, the cab decides the room, and up front the trim decides the seats and screens; our F-150 trims guide matches the trims to the work you do.
If your question is which cab suits the job rather than the ride, our single cab or SuperCrew® guide covers cab and bed choice for the work.
How Much Rear Leg Room Do the SuperCab and SuperCrew® Have?
The F-150 SuperCrew® has 1,108 mm of rear leg room and the SuperCab has 851 mm in Ford's 2026 figures, so the SuperCrew® gives back-seat riders 257 mm more. The other rear measurements sit close together: rear head room of 1,023 mm in the SuperCab and 1,026 mm in the SuperCrew®, and 1,590 mm of rear hip room in both.
Rear shoulder room is 1,679 mm in the 2026 SuperCab and 1,677 mm in the SuperCrew®. Ford lists seating for up to six occupants in the 2026 F-150, as a maximum, so count the seats in the truck you choose.
Before you choose, sit in the back seat with the front seats set for your tallest driver, the way two adults would ride home along Highway 7.
Flip-Up Rear Seats and Lockable Storage in the F-150
The F-150's flip-up rear seats and lockable under-seat storage let gear ride inside the cab. When the truck bed is full or the load needs to stay out of the weather, the flip-up rear seats make room for coolers and camping gear, and the storage under the rear seat locks to keep tools and other valuables secure.
On the 2026 XL, STX and XLT, Ford lists a split rear bench that flips up in the SuperCab, and on the XL and STX it lists a fully flat load floor for SuperCrew® models.
Around Lanark County, that means the cooler for the lake, camping gear for a weekend near Perth, or a hockey bag that stays dry when the bed is full of snow. Tools that would otherwise ride in the bed can lock under the rear seat instead.
Equipment varies by trim, so confirm the seats and storage on the F-150 you test-drive.
The F-150 Interior Work Surface on the Job Site
The F-150's available Interior Work Surface turns the centre console into a flat desk. Stow the shifter and the centre console unfolds into a flat work surface, so you can work comfortably on a laptop computer at the job site instead of balancing it on your knees.
On the 2026 XLT, Ford lists the flow-through centre console with stowable floor shifter as available, and the console work surface as well.
The console depends on the trim and options, so fold it out yourself on the truck you pick.
For trades work, Ford lists six upfitter switches in the 2026 Tremor's overhead console.
Screens and Seat Trim in the F-150
Ford pairs a 12-inch centre display with a 4-inch cluster display and SYNC® 4 on the 2026 F-150 XL and STX. The XL has cloth seats, the STX sport cloth seats, and the Tremor black sport cloth front seats with Active Orange stitching.
On the other trims, ask us which screen and seat trim are on the truck you pick.
If you are weighing the top of the range, our King Ranch or Platinum guide covers what those two trims add inside.
Heated Seats and Winter Comfort in the F-150
For a Lanark County winter, the F-150's heated comforts depend on the trim. Ford lists heated front seats as available on the XLT, a heated steering wheel on the Lariat, and heated rear seats for the Lariat, King Ranch and Platinum, with dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control on the Tremor.
On a dark morning in Perth, with the truck parked outside overnight and the first job across the county, these are the features to check on the exact F-150.
For children heading to an early practice at the rink, the heated rear seats on those three trims are the ones to ask about first.
F-150 Floors for Wet Footwear and Job-Site Mud
The 2026 F-150 XL has a black vinyl floor covering and the STX colour-coordinated carpet with carpeted floor mats. A tray-style floor liner is listed as an option on the STX, Tremor, King Ranch and Platinum, worth knowing when the same truck goes from a muddy site to a slushy arena lot in one day.
Wet winter footwear carries salt and slush into the cab, so look at the floor of the truck you choose and ask us what covers it.
Which F-150 Cab Fits Your Crew and Your Family?
For a Lanark County household where the F-150 is both the work truck and the family vehicle, the 2026 SuperCrew® gives rear riders 257 mm more leg room than the SuperCab. If the back seat carries gear more than people, the SuperCab, with its split rear bench that flips up on the XL, STX and XLT, is worth weighing too.
If the kids ride in the back to school in Kanata and to the rink on weekends, have them sit in the back seat at Carleton Place Ford.
Know the trade-offs before you choose:
The SuperCab has less rear leg room. That gap matters for your tallest rear rider.
Six is the ceiling. The 2026 F-150's listed maximum is six occupants, so count the riders on your fullest day.
Equipment changes with the trim. The work surface, the heated seats and the floor covering differ by trim, so check them on the truck itself.
Then browse our new F-150 line-up for the cab that fits your crew.
Sit in an F-150 at Carleton Place Ford
Choose an F-150 cab by sitting in it: bring the people and the gear you carry to Carleton Place Ford and try the cab the way you would use it. Set the front seats for your tallest driver, put your tallest rear rider behind them, and load what you carry on your busiest day.
Sit in the back first. Try the rear seat with the front seats where your driver wants them.
Flip the rear seat up. Set the cooler or the hockey bag on the floor and see how it sits.
Fold out the work surface. On a truck that has it, set your laptop on the flat console.
Lock your tools away. Try the tool bag you carry in the under-seat storage on a truck that has it.
Check the floor. Bring the work shoes you wear on site and see what covers the floor.
When the cab is settled, browse our new F-150 line-up for the trim and cab that fit.
Your Trade and Financing for a New F-150
If a new F-150 is the next truck, begin with the vehicle in your driveway: value your trade online, then bring it to Carleton Place Ford for our appraisal. We take trades of any make, whether it is paid off or not.
We put our appraisal of your trade in writing.
We buy vehicles outright, so an appraisal does not commit you to buying from us.
With your permission, we get the payout from your lender and show it beside our appraisal.
If you owe more than the vehicle is worth, the shortfall may be added to the amount financed, increasing the amount borrowed and potentially the total cost of borrowing. Financing is subject to lender approval (O.A.C.).
Apply for financing on approved credit (O.A.C.) before you come in if you wish. With your consent, we can review options with participating lenders.
Approval, rate, term and payment depend on the applicant, lender and vehicle, and a credit-bureau inquiry may be required.
Bring a driver's licence and proof of income if requested; lender requirements vary.
If Ford's order bank, dealer allocation and your preferred configuration are available, we can review the build and help you submit an order. Availability, order acceptance, timing and pricing are subject to Ford and dealer confirmation.
Ask our team to check the VIN and confirm any open campaigns before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Rear Leg Room Does the F150 SuperCrew® Have?
The 2026 F-150 SuperCrew® has 1,108 mm of rear leg room, against 851 mm in the SuperCab, a difference of 257 mm. Rear head room is 1,026 mm in the SuperCrew® and 1,023 mm in the SuperCab.
Does the F150 Have a Fold-Out Work Surface?
The 2026 F-150 has an available Interior Work Surface: stow the shifter and the centre console unfolds into a flat work surface, so you can work comfortably on a laptop computer. Fold it out on the truck you pick to see how it sits.
Is There Lockable Storage Inside the F150?
The under-seat storage in the rear cabin of the 2026 F-150 is lockable, to keep items like tools and other valuables secure. Check the storage in person on the truck you choose, since equipment varies by trim.
Do the F150 Rear Seats Flip Up?
The 2026 F-150's flip-up rear seats make room inside for coolers and camping gear when the bed is full or the load needs to stay out of the weather. On the XL, STX and XLT, the SuperCab's split rear bench flips up.
What Screen Does the Ford F150 Have?
Ford pairs a 12-inch centre display with a 4-inch cluster display and SYNC® 4 on the 2026 F-150 XL and STX. On the other trims, ask us which screen is on the truck you pick.
Can I Trade My Current Vehicle Toward an F150?
Yes. We take trades of any make, whether it is paid off or not.
Drive your current vehicle to Carleton Place Ford when you come to sit in an F-150. We put our appraisal of your trade in writing.
Why Choose Your Next F-150 at Carleton Place Ford?
Choose your F-150 at Carleton Place Ford when you know who rides in the back, what rides on the floor and what needs to lock away. Bring your crew and your gear, and sit in the back seat of the exact F-150 you are considering before you pick the cab and trim that fit.
Once your cab is settled, apply for financing on approved credit.
These are Ford's 2026 F-150 listings; confirm the equipment on the exact truck.
Source: Ford Canada's 2026 F-150 model pages.
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About the Author:
Kerry Irven is the Vice President of New and Used Automotive Operations for Heighton Automotive Group, a family-owned and operated automotive group serving communities across Eastern Ontario. Kerry began his automotive career in new-car sales, building his experience on the showroom floor and working his way through multi-store dealership operations.
With over 25 years in the automotive industry, Kerry has helped grow automotive businesses from one location with 40 to 50 vehicles in stock to more than 500 vehicles across 10 rooftops. His hands-on background in both new and used-vehicle operations gives him a practical understanding of what customers look for when shopping for their next vehicle.
Throughout his career, Kerry has always been actively involved in staff coaching and in understanding customer wants and needs, helping ensure the businesses he works with continue to adapt to what customers are truly looking for.
One of the most exciting chapters of his career has been the shift into modern automotive marketing, embracing new technology, transparent pricing, customer-first inventory strategies, and new ways to create a better vehicle-shopping experience.
Kerry has completed extensive automotive training, including certification through the Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council, involvement with the Used Car Dealers Association of Ontario, Canadian automotive dealer training, and multiple customer service courses.
Born and raised on a farm, Kerry has always valued family, hard work, and a practical, down-to-earth approach. Joining Heighton Automotive Group and working alongside Thomas Heighton and family, along with managing partners Kyle Lothian and Martin Gougeon, has allowed him to bring those same values into the car business. It has also allowed Kerry to continue following a simple philosophy: treat every customer exactly the way he would want to be treated.
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