*Updated: Jan 10, 2026
If you have some money to burn, you should see how much the luxury pickup scene has changed since 2019. It is a whole new world now. We are talking about price tags hitting six figures and electric engines that will honestly blow your mind. Plus, the interiors are actually nicer than what you find in most high end sedans these days. Here is a look at what the top of the truck market looks like in 2026.
Ford F-150 Raptor R — $116,690
This is the Ford F-150 that everyone was talking about online, the one that finally crossed the six figure mark. Ford basically took the supercharged V8 engine straight out of the Shelby GT500 Mustang and squeezed it into their already wild Raptor. The result is 700 horsepower of raw power that sounds absolutely incredible.
I know the price is steep since it costs more than what a lot of houses used to go for. But you have to consider what you are getting here. This beast hits 60 mph in 4.5 seconds while rolling on massive 37 inch tires. The high end shocks and the custom exhaust make every drive feel special. The interior is loaded with carbon fiber and nice leather, but honestly, the real highlight is hearing that V8 roar.
It is still a very safe vehicle with all the modern driver aids, but let us be honest. You are not buying this for the safety ratings. You are buying it for the thrill. With all the trail technology and that supercharged engine under the hood, it is pretty much the ultimate truck for playing in the dirt.
GMC Hummer EV Pickup 3X — $107,995
Talk about a real comeback story. The old gas guzzling Hummer is back, but this time it is all electric and somehow even more outrageous. With 1,000 horsepower, or up to 1,160 in the Carbon Fiber Edition, this massive beast hits 60 mph in just 3 seconds flat. You really have to take a moment to let that sink in.
The party tricks are endless. There’s “Watts to Freedom” mode for launch control, CrabWalk that lets you drive diagonally, and Extract Mode that gives you nearly 16 inches of ground clearance. The roof panels come off for open-air driving, and there are cameras everywhere, including under the truck, so you can see what you’re driving over.
It comes with 318 miles of range, and the fast charging is a game changer since you can add 100 miles in about ten minutes. That actually makes it practical for using every day. Inside, you get a massive 13.4 inch touchscreen and a 14 speaker Bose sound system. It is definitely excessive and a bit outrageous, but it is also absolutely incredible.
GMC Sierra EV Denali Max Range — $98,600
Electric trucks have definitely arrived, and the Sierra EV Denali proves you don’t have to compromise on a single thing. This beast cranks out 760 horsepower and gets an incredible 478 miles of range, which is more than any other electric pickup out there right now. That is basically enough to handle a long road trip to visit family without having to stop and charge.
The inside is pure luxury, featuring a huge 16.8 inch touchscreen, quilted leather seats, and real wood trim. But honestly, the coolest feature is the MultiPro midgate. If you drop that down, you suddenly have over 10 feet of cargo space. Plus, it can actually power your house during a blackout, which is a total game changer.
Towing? It’ll pull 12,500 pounds, and the four-wheel steering makes parking this beast surprisingly easy. It’s the kind of truck that makes you wonder why anyone would still want a gas engine.
Ford F-450 Platinum — $95,335
If you need to tow a house, this is the truck. The F-450 Platinum’s 6.7-liter Power Stroke diesel delivers 500 hp and 1,200 lb-ft of torque for up to 37,000 pounds of towing.
Luxury’s not an afterthought: premium leather, heated and ventilated seats, real wood trim, and a Bang & Olufsen system that makes music sound studio‑clear. A 12‑inch touchscreen runs Ford’s latest software, and Pro Trailer Backup Assist lets you steer a trailer with a simple knob—no more awkward reversing.
It’s got all the safety features too, including blind spot monitoring that actually tracks your trailer. For anyone who regularly hauls heavy equipment but still wants to arrive in comfort, this is the sweet spot.
Ram 1500 Tungsten — $88,350
Ram’s Tungsten trim is basically what happens when a pickup truck tries to become a first class flight. The cabin is stunning, greeting you with quilted leather, fancy stitching, and touches of real wood and carbon fiber. It even has a suede headliner that feels way more like a private jet than a work truck.
The front seats are seriously pampering. They move in 24 directions and offer heating, cooling and even a massage. The dash feels more like a screening room than a truck, with over 50 inches of glass spread across three displays. A 23‑speaker Klipsch system fills the cabin with concert‑level sound. Add a massive panoramic sunroof and the whole interior feels open, bright and surprisingly airy.
When you look under the hood, you have two great options. You can go with the new twin turbo Hurricane engine that cranks out 540 horsepower, or stick with the classic 5.7 liter HEMI V8. Either way, you are looking at enough power to tow over 11,000 pounds, all backed by a massive 10 year warranty.
It isn’t just about muscle, though. This truck feels incredibly high end and polished. It is honestly the smoothest riding half ton pickup you can buy right now.
The Bottom Line
Welcome to 2026, where luxury pickups regularly cost more than six figures and deliver performance that sports cars can’t touch. Whether you want electric power, V8 thunder, or just the nicest truck interior ever made, there’s never been a better time to be in the market—if you’ve got the budget for it. The $50,000 luxury truck? That’s ancient history now.
