Shelby’s New F-150 Super Snake Brings 810 HP To The Street Truck War

Street Trucks Are Back, and Shelby Wants In

Ford kicked things off with the F-150 Lobo, bringing street trucks back into the spotlight. Ram fired back with the wild 777-horsepower 1500 Rumble Bee SRT. Now, the tuners want in, and Shelby American is crashing the party with its own limited-run F-150 Super Snake SuperCrew.

Shelby will only build 400 of these beasts in Indiana, making it a rare sight compared to the usual factory hot rods. And unlike Shelby’s 1,000-hp F-150 Raptor R, this pickup is all about street cred, not trail-bashing.

More Power, Sharper Handling

The Shelby F-150 Super Snake begins as a 2026 Ford F-150 Lariat 4x4 SuperCrew, packing Ford’s trusty 5.0-liter V8. Out of the box, you get 400 hp, but tick the box for Shelby’s Stage 2 supercharger, and you’re suddenly staring down more than 810 horses – provided you feed it 93-octane.

To keep all that power in check, Shelby throws in a laundry list of street-focused hardware: its own adjustable lowered suspension, KING coilovers, rear traction bars, beefier Baer drilled and slotted rotors, a performance intake, aluminum heat exchanger, carbon-fiber intake tube, and a Shelby-tuned Borla exhaust that’ll let the neighbors know you’ve arrived.

That puts it near the top of the F-150 street truck food chain. But if you’re chasing numbers, there’s always someone crazier – Specialty Vehicle Engineering just dropped a 1,000-hp supercharged Silverado, proving the tuner horsepower arms race is just as wild as anything coming from the factories.

Aggressive Styling Inside and Out

The Super Snake also gets a full visual overhaul: 22-inch Shelby wheels shod in Michelin Pilot Sport AS4 rubber, custom paint, a new grille with marker lights, front splitter, painted ground effects, smoothed fender flares, real fender vents, rally stripes, and massive 3D Shelby lettering plastered across the bed sides and tailgate.

Inside, it’s the same story. You get top-grain leather seats stamped with Shelby logos, carbon-fiber trim, billet racing pedals, embroidered mats, custom digital gauges, and a serialized plaque for bragging rights. Every truck lands a spot in the official Shelby Registry, and owners get their Team Shelby membership card.

The 2026 Shelby F-150 Super Snake SuperCrew starts at $140,795 if you want the supercharged beast, and that price includes a three-year, 36,000-mile limited warranty. Ford’s own powertrain warranty still has your back, too.

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