Ford Bronco launch next year; The Bronco four-door was discontinued back in 1996, now back in three variants, including two and four-door versions.
Ford has unveiled the 2021 version of the new Bronco line-up, thereby resurrecting the four-door version of the brand that was taken off shelves in the year 1996.
The SUV comes in three different variants – and the initial line-up includes two and four-door off-roaders with removable roofs and doors. The Bronco family re-enters the scene with the all-new 4×4 line-up. The cars are expected to roll off the production lines in early 2021 and launch sometime later in the year.
Ford says that it saw a ‘stampede of reservations’ for the new Bronco SUV that crashed its website. The new cars come with features including off-road mapping and drive technologies, trail control (which is the cruise control for low-speed trail driving), etc.
Speaking on occasion, Jim Farley – the Chief Operating Officer at Ford, said that the SUV is built with the toughness of an F-series truck and performance spirit of Mustang.
“The cars come wrapped in one of the most stunning and functional off-road designs that’s true to the original Bronco design DNA.”,
he added.
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Bronco will come with two engine options – EcoBoost turbocharged 2.3 liter and 2.7 liter V6 – both petrol. Apart from 4×4 gear, Bronco will come with a ground clearance of 292 mm and water wading capability of about 850 mm.
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Bronco is not just one model and basically Ford is trying to replicate the success and flavor of Jeep Wrangler.
– Moin Ahmed
