Pickup trucks are a blend of style and usability. Therefore, there is no doubt that they have gained a lot of popularity across the country. These trucks provide one of the best configurations and come with exemplary capabilities, making them the best modes of transportation. But with so many options to choose from, picking the best one can get a little bit confusing. To help you, here are the five best pickup trucks of 2021 so far.

Honda Ridgeline
If you are looking for comfort, the Honda Ridgeline should be one of your top picks. It is extremely comfortable without compromising utility. It might not be able to tow or do off-roading as efficiently as traditional trucks, but its durability will leave you speechless. It is also a more practical choice in the long list of best pickup trucks.

Cost: This pickup truck will cost you anywhere between $36,000 and $44,000.

Chevy Colorado
This mid-size pickup truck is another practical option that is capable and has a decent rating as far as towing and payload capabilities are concerned. Also, when compared to their full-size counterparts, you will find this one more convenient to maneuver. This one comes with three engines, interiors made of plastic, and has a small back seat. All these features make driving this truck a pleasant and athletic experience. Just like all Chevy models, this one also is equipped with modern infotainment. However, some driver-assistance features might not be available.

Cost: The Chevy Colorado will cost you anywhere between $26,000 and $43,000.

Jeep Gladiator
This is the first model of Jeep since the early 90s that has a cargo bed. The Gladiator offers great utility and a very cool look. It adds to the hugely popular Jeep Wrangler by having more than double the towing capacity. The longer wheelbase in the Gladiator ensures a very controlled and comfortable ride. Yet, it can require some extra steering on the highways, and it is also a tad bit more difficult to steer than the Wrangler owing to its size. It comes with a powerful V6 engine and the standard stick-shift transmission. There is a diesel engine option that offers great torque.

Cost: The Jeep Gladiator is priced between $35,535 and $53,490.

Ford F-150
The new variant of the Ford F-150 has some notable changes, particularly in terms of design. The engine options are the same as last year, in addition to a new Hybrid that offers 430 horsepower with a V-6 engine as well as an electric motor. There are some new interesting features in the new Ford F-150, including a bed set-up by folding the front seats down. Some may argue that the trims are not anything over the previous options. However, it is certainly as capable as the last Ford F-150 variant with many additional functional changes.

Cost: The Ford F-150 can cost between $28,940 and $74,250.

Chevrolet Silverado
This is the fourth generation of the Silverado, and the company has taken a somewhat traditional approach. This one comes with a steel body and a leaf-spring suspension. It has a turbocharged 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine that gives 310 horsepower and as much as 348 pound-feet of torque. The new and efficient, and technologically ahead powertrain is very powerful. The truck has more room in the backseat and is considerably quieter. You can even get a trim at under $40,000 that has a great set of features. With the sales of the Silverado, GM has shot ahead in terms of numbers and is inching towards the popularity of Ford.

Cost: The Chevrolet Silverado is priced between $28,300 and $38,200.