The 2025 Bronco: Classic Capability and Customer Choice

What’s new: Ford introduced the new 2025 Bronco today, offering customers a smarter, better equipped, and more stylish vehicle that’s livable for everyday use, while maintaining its off-road capabilities.

Why it matters: Ford is evolving the Bronco to meet changing customer preferences, balancing heritage-inspired designs with modern technology and comfort features to stay competitive in the off-road vehicle market. 

The big picture: Joining the heritage-inspired Free Wheeling package and the Stroppe Special Edition, the new Black Appearance package gives this Bronco a sinister and stealthy new aesthetic for customers that prefer to fly under the radar. The Bronco Base is also back after a one-year hiatus, and the Black Diamond trim becomes a package for the Big Bend.

The details: Standard equipment and features include:

• A 12.0-inch digital gauge cluster replaces today’s 8.0-inch display and physical speedometer, for vivid graphics, dedicated animations for each G.O.A.T. mode, and a more attractive presentation of driving data.
• A Sync 4 infotainment center touchscreen that Ford made standard on all trims as part of the 2024 model year.
• Dedicated air conditioning vents for second-row passengers on four-door Broncos
• Additional interior lighting
• Additional sound insulation for a quieter ride.
• Available factory Matte Clear Film, which protects the paint and applies a matte effect to any of the Bronco’s available colors

What’s next?: The build-and-price tool has been updated on Ford.com. Order banks are open, with deliveries to begin this winter.