When Ford engineers set out to prove that smaller could mean stronger, they launched one of the most consequential engine programs in modern automotive history. The EcoBoost lineup was born at the intersection of tightening global emissions regulations and the uncompromising performance expectations of Ford enthusiasts — and it delivered on both counts. What started as a turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 in a front-wheel-drive sedan grew into a twin-turbo powerplant capable of winning Le Mans outright. That arc, from eco-conscious commuter engine to supercar-grade racing hardware, is the story of the EcoBoost family.
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