The 2025 Ford Bronco should be here very soon! And while we don’t know everything about the newest trail-friendly SUV, our preview guide helps you take a peek into the future.
Key Takeaways
- Ford hasn’t officially announced any changes to the new Bronco, but we have a few items on our wish list.
- Although a Bronco hybrid may not arrive until 2026, we’re keeping our fingers crossed.
- The upcoming Bronco will be big on options, including nine trim models!
- When Ford announces an official release date for its 2025 Bronco, we’ll let you know!
What are the 2025 Ford Bronco updates?
Although we should learn more very soon, Ford hasn’t introduced its new Bronco yet. And while we expect to see much of the same trail-ready SUV we’ve all come to know and love, we do have a few updates on our wish list.
For starters, we’d love a Bronco featuring Ford’s hands-free driving system, BlueCruise, so we can let our SUVs take over for us on pre-mapped divided highways! And while this sixth-generation Bronco already offers two torque-heavy engine options, it’d be great to have an equally capable hybrid powertrain in the mix. Who wouldn’t love a trail-friendly SUV that’s as powerful as it is efficient?
Will there be a 2025 Ford Bronco hybrid?
We’re hoping to see a Bronco hybrid very soon! Without any official word from Ford, though, we have our doubts about whether you’ll be able to get one for 2025. But stay tuned, because as soon as we learn more about the upcoming model, we’ll update this page with the information you seek.
Even if the Bronco does debut a hybrid for 2025, you’ll also be able to choose from these tried-and-true powertrain options:
- Standard 2.3L turbocharged four-cylinder engine (300 horsepower, 325 lb-ft of torque)
- Optional 2.7L turbo V6 (330 hp, 415 lb-ft)
- 10-speed automatic
- Four-wheel drive
What are the 2025 Ford Bronco trim models?
It’s always possible that the Bronco will add or subtract a few trim models from its list of offerings. However, we think you’ll be able to choose from the same spectacular list as last year: Big Bend, Black Diamond, Heritage Edition, Outer Banks, Badlands, Wildtrak, Heritage Edition Limited, Everglades, and Raptor.
Big Bend
As the entry-level trim model, the Big Bend delivers a rugged performance at the Bronco’s lowest starting price. It’s ready for action, with four-wheel drive, front and rear tow hooks, and a trail-friendly terrain management system that adjusts suspension settings accordingly. The Bronco’s standard lineup also lends itself to a comfortable, connected drive, thanks to its supportive seating, SYNC 4 infotainment, and wireless smartphone connectivity.
Black Diamond
The Black Diamond keeps costs down, but adds to the standard lineup with extra-rugged features. With modifications like heavy-duty bumpers, rock rails, and underbody skid plates, this Bronco is ready for jagged terrain!
Heritage Edition
Choose the Heritage Edition to add to the Big Bend’s features with 60s-style appearance features, including a white hardtop, grille, and wheels. Inside, you’ll find unique plaid cloth seating. The Heritage Edition also stands out with its unique fenders, bumpers, and Heritage graphics. Since it includes the Mid and Sasquatch packages, this model is especially comfortable and trail-ready!
Outer Banks
In the Outer Banks, you’ll enjoy a ride that’s both rugged and luxurious. This Bronco adds to the Big Bend lineup with interior upgrades like leather upholstery, heated, power-adjustable front seats, and dual-zone automatic climate control!
Badlands
In the Badlands trim, you can add to the Black Diamond’s extra-rugged equipment with even more performance upgrades. This SUV treats you to 33-inch all-terrain tires, a disconnecting front stabilizer bar, and Badlands-exclusive suspension upgrades.
Heritage Limited Edition
The Heritage Limited Edition adds to the Badlands gear with the Heritage Edition’s retro appearance features. Plus, it comes standard with the more powerful turbocharged V6 and extra comforts included in the High/Lux package!
Wildtrak
The Wildtrak is both luxurious and incredibly capable. It adds to the swanky Outer Banks upgrades with high-octane performance gear, including Fox shocks, a heavy-duty modular front bumper, and the contents of the Sasquatch package.
Everglades
To slosh through up to 33.5 inches of water, you need the Bronco Everglades. This SUV helps you navigate troubled waters with a heavy-duty front bumper, winch kit, and air snorkel! Inside, the cabin features marine-grade vinyl upholstery to protect your seats from water damage. This model also delivers the contents of the Mid and Sasquatch packages, improving both your day-to-day comfort and off-road experience!
Raptor
Finally, there’s the king of all Bronco trim models, the Raptor. This off-road beast amplifies your speed, ride quality, and trail potential! Upgrades include an exclusive 418-horsepower turbo V6, Fox shocks, an active exhaust, and a heavy-duty rear axle.
When will Ford release the 2025 Bronco?
As of this writing, Ford has yet to announce when you’ll be able to order the 2025 Bronco. But if you don’t want to wait for your new SUV, you can always check out the current 2024 Ford Bronco! As long as Ford doesn’t have any major surprises up its sleeve, we expect the next Bronco to be a lot like the current one.