Ford announced not long ago that it would be officially unveiling the all-new Bronco family on July 13 at 8 PM EDT. Ahead of that official reveal, Ford has shared a new teaser image that shows all three of the new Bronco models touted as being "Built Wild." The picture shows the two-door Bronco, four-door Bronco, and Bronco Sport.
Of all the vehicles Ford is working on, one of the most highly anticipated is the all-new Ford Bronco. After being delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, the official reveal for the all-new Bronco is set for July 13 at 8 PM EDT. Originally the Bronco was to be unveiled at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, but that show was canceled.
You’re looking at the Le Mansory Ford GT. It’s the German tuner’s interpretation of the Ford GT supercar. As expected from Mansory, the vehicle is equipped with a plethora of go-fast body components and a handsome power upgrade.
The new Ford Ranger is receiving a slew of accessory packages from Ford Performance. This coincides with the Ranger’s power boost upgrade – also courtesy of Ford Performance – a couple of months back. Whereas the previous upgrade was enough to add 45 more horsepower to the Ranger’s standard 270-horsepower 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine, the new accessory packages are meant to improve the Ranger’s rugged styling and off-road credentials.
Ford has announced that the order banks for the anticipated full-electric Mustang Mach-E have now opened in the United States. That means that users who have put down reservations are being invited to convert those reservations to official orders. Ford has also announced that it has increased horsepower and torque ratings for the Mach-E.
Last week, Ford announced one of its most notable newest vehicles, the 2021 F-150 pickup. The first in its series to offer a full hybrid option, the truck boasts of the latest in automotive and manufacturing technologies. It turns out, there was one innovation that was not so silently sitting inside that didn't get much traction. Now partner HARMAN is making sure everyone hears, figuratively and literally, about the 18 Bang & Olufsen speakers that you can deck your hybrid pickups with.
The 2021 F-150 may be Ford's 14th generation of the pickup, but it's also the first to offer a full hybrid option. The 2021 F-150 PowerBoost sees the F-Series embrace electrification for the first time, and the advantages are in more than just economy.
Ford's new 2021 F-150 will have the option to drive itself on highways, albeit with human supervision, as the company expands its Active Drive Assist package. Announced last week as an option for the upcoming Mustang Mach-E electric crossover, Active Drive Assist uses eye- and head-tracking to make sure the person at the wheel is paying attention to the road, even if their hands aren't on the wheel.
America's favorite truck has its long-anticipated upgrade, with the new 2021 Ford F-150 making its debut today. Now in its fourteenth generation, the new F-150 promises more usable functionality along with a host of new tech features, the option of hands-free assisted driving, and a hybrid engine available for the first time.
Ford is almost ready to open the order books on the 2021 Mustang Mach-E, but even before that details on how much the EV's options may set you back, plus which models will get the hands-free driving assistance prep package, have leaked. Although deliveries of the electric crossover aren't expected to begin until later in the year, Ford has been taking reservations for the early cars since it unveiled the EV late in 2019.
Ford has officially announced the unveiling of the electrified Ford Focus in Europe. It has also announced an electrified EcoBoost Hybrid powertrain for the Focus. Hybrid powertrain uses a 48-volt mild hybrid system to improve fuel efficiency and incorporates cylinder deactivation technology.
Ford has delayed the reveal of the new Ford Bronco, pushing the hotly anticipated truck's big unveiling back four days. The all-new 2021 Bronco will now be announced on July 13, a Ford spokesperson confirmed, after acknowledging some awkward timing of the originally planned date.