Every Maverick is a four-door SuperCrew, so cabin accessories are refreshingly simple to buy: one floor mat layout, one console shape, one set of door panels. Two forks are worth knowing before you order — the hybrid's rear footwell differs from the gas truck's, and the 2025 refresh replaced the 8-inch landscape screen with a 13.2-inch portrait unit and reworked the dash around it.
The two forks that actually matter
Floor mats split by powertrain. The hybrid's battery packaging changes the rear footwell, and every major mat maker ships separate hybrid and gas lines as a result. Front mats are usually shared; the rear set is where buying the wrong line shows up. Check that the listing names your powertrain, not just your model year.
Dash and screen accessories split by model year. The console bin itself barely changed across the refresh, so in-bin trays, organizers, and armrest covers are cross-year 2022–2026. But anything that mounts to the dash, sits behind the screen, or holds a phone near the cluster is specific to either the 8-inch or the 13.2-inch layout.
The open console is the truck's signature
The Maverick's large open center console is one of its best-known interior features and, unmodified, one of its least organized. That is why console trays, stacked organizers, cup-holder inserts, and hidden storage boxes are the highest-volume interior purchases on this truck.
One caution worth repeating: whatever you drop in, do not bury the FITS slots — Ford's Integrated Tether System, the molded slots behind the cup holders designed to accept accessory inserts. They are a genuinely useful feature and easy to lose under a poorly chosen tray. Under-seat storage has its own fitment catch: front under-seat boxes generally fit manually-adjusted seats only, because power-seat motors and rails fill the void they need.
Do hybrid and gas Ford Mavericks use different floor mats?
Yes, for the rear. The hybrid's battery packaging changes the rear footwell shape, and the major mat manufacturers ship separate hybrid and gasoline lines because of it. Front mats are typically shared. Always confirm the listing names your powertrain — this is the most common reason a Maverick mat set arrives and does not sit flat.
Do 2022–2024 interior accessories fit a 2025 or 2026 Maverick?
It depends where they mount. The center console bin carried over largely unchanged, so in-bin trays, organizers, and armrest covers work across 2022–2026. The dash did not: the 2025 refresh replaced the 8-inch landscape screen with a 13.2-inch portrait unit and reworked the surrounding shelf, so dash-top, behind-screen, and phone-mount pieces are year-specific.
What are the FITS slots in a Maverick?
FITS is Ford's Integrated Tether System — molded slots inside the cabin, most visibly behind the center console cup holders, designed to accept accessory inserts like dividers, cup holders, and hooks. It is a genuinely useful factory feature, and the main thing to watch when buying a console organizer is that whatever you install does not permanently cover the slots.
Do under-seat storage boxes fit every Maverick?
Front under-seat boxes generally fit trucks with manually-adjusted front seats. Power seats put motors and rails in exactly the void the box needs, so they typically do not fit. Note also that the Maverick already has factory storage bins under the rear seat — the aftermarket boxes target the front row.