Superchargers will be later this year.

Roush superchargers are for the few who can afford it and deal with the dramatic fuel economy hit. They will sell probably 50-1 conventional versus supercharged trucks. Roush and Ford are in business to make a profit, and they likely added the F150 and Bronco (over just Mustang) to get greater sales volume. Full disclosure, I bought a 2021 Roush F150 with the standard 5.0L Coyote engine and have ZERO desire to pay (and pay and pay) for a supercharger. On the other hand, I also don’t like leather interior and bought a cloth interior, which is contrary to popular demand. So Roush makes a lot more leather interior F150s-because they’re smart. That’s just one opinion, but Roush is in the business of anticipating demand. FWIW, I think this 2024 is the first Roush that exceeds my 2021 in terms of standard upgrades.

No

Roush standard package is $25150 plus the price of the factory truck.

Later this year is what they said

Roush has never included engine upgrades on their Off Road Package. Superchargers and Performance Packs are available through Roush dealers. For 2024, it could be 4th quarter before they will be available.