Ford Ranger Raptor Production Surpasses 215000 Units Since 2018

Reported on July 7, 2026, Ford Motor Co announced that cumulative Ford Ranger Raptor production has surpassed 215,000 units since the high-performance pickup entered production in 2018. The milestone reflects the vehicle’s sustained global demand across multiple international markets. Among export destinations, the Philippines ranks among the model’s top three overseas markets, alongside Australia and South Africa, highlighting the pickup’s continued popularity in key regions.

Philippines continues to support strong Ranger Raptor demand

According to Ford Philippines Managing Director, the Ranger Raptor has maintained steady demand in the local market because customers continue to value its performance and capability. The company indicated that these product attributes have helped sustain interest among buyers over the years, contributing to the pickup’s strong position within the Philippines and reinforcing its importance as one of Ford’s major export markets for the model.

Thailand remains the primary manufacturing hub

The first Ranger Raptor rolled off the production line in June 2018 at Thailand-based Ford Thailand Manufacturing in Rayong. The facility continues to serve as the model’s principal global production center, supplying the pickup to 106 countries worldwide. To support additional market demand, production capabilities were expanded in 2023 when manufacturing also began at Ford’s United States Michigan Assembly Plant, strengthening the company's global manufacturing network.

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How many Ford Ranger Raptor units have been produced since launch?
Ford reported that cumulative Ranger Raptor production has exceeded 215,000 units since production began in 2018. The first vehicle was built at Ford Thailand Manufacturing in Rayong, which remains the primary global production facility. The pickup is exported to 106 countries, while manufacturing capacity was expanded in 2023 through the addition of the Michigan Assembly Plant in the United States to support growing global demand.