Ford is taking two very different performance icons into one of mobile gaming’s biggest shooters.
The Mustang GTD and F-150 Raptor are joining Call of Duty: Mobile through a new Ford Racing collaboration tied to Season 10, which marks the game’s seventh anniversary.
For players, it means more than a visual cameo, as both vehicles are being introduced as drivable machines with associated in-game rewards.
At a glance
- Ford Racing is bringing the Mustang GTD and F-150 Raptor to Call of Duty: Mobile in Season 10.
- Both vehicles will be available as drivable vehicles, with related rewards unlocked through in-game activity.
- The collaboration arrives one week after Season 10 begins and includes more than 20 rewards.
Ford Racing moves into a major mobile battlefield
The collaboration places Ford’s road and off-road performance identities directly inside Call of Duty: Mobile.
It’s a fitting pairing for Ford Racing, given the Mustang GTD’s track-focused image and the F-150 Raptor’s association with high-speed off-road capability.
Rather than using the cars as static branding, the game will allow players to drive them, giving the partnership a more active role in gameplay.
How players can unlock the Mustang GTD and Raptor
The Ford content becomes available one week after Season 10 begins.
Players will need to complete a series of in-game challenges to unlock rewards connected to the collaboration.
Those tasks include logging in, taking part in matches and getting kills across different game modes.
The structure gives the collaboration a progression loop rather than making the vehicles a simple menu item.
Rewards beyond the two Ford vehicles
The Mustang GTD and F-150 Raptor are the headline additions, but the collaboration extends across a wider reward set.
Players can earn more than 20 rewards, including the Urban Tracker – Pit Crew operator skin, a Rallycar vehicle skin and a special DRH rifle blueprint.
The vehicles will also appear in the Verdansk map through Ford Racing Collaboration Draws.
In that setting, players can access them by completing contracts or purchasing them at Buy Stations.
For Ford, the move puts two of its most recognisable performance nameplates in front of a gaming audience that already understands competition, loadouts and fast movement.
For Call of Duty: Mobile players, it adds a dose of real-world automotive character to Season 10 without stepping away from the game’s action-first rhythm.
