Ford Ranger & Everest Facelift: Updates, New Features & Traction Green

Ford Elevates Ranger and Everest to Sharpen⁣ Competitive edge Against Hilux and​ Navara

Ford has responded to rivals⁢ Toyota and Nissan⁤ wiht updated versions of its popular Ranger pickup truck⁣ and Everest SUV.⁣ The ⁢refresh, unveiled shortly after the arrival of the latest generation Toyota Hilux and Nissan Navara, focuses on subtle yet impactful enhancements to ​both styling and features.

First appearing in November 2021 (Ranger) and March 2022 (Everest), the current generation models⁣ receive​ a facelift that builds upon their established design language. Rather than a radical overhaul, ford ⁣has opted for a refined approach, incorporating glossy black, matte black, gray, and chrome accents to create a fresher, more ​contrasting exterior aesthetic.

A key highlight of the update is the new Ranger⁤ Wolftrak, a special edition designed⁤ to project a more rugged image. This variant is now available in a striking new “Traction Green” color,alongside the existing “Shadow Black” and⁤ “Command Grey” options. Zest-colored accents on the grille and 17-inch ⁤Asphalt Black wheels further contribute to‍ its aggressive styling.

Ford hasn’t limited the upgrades to appearance.The base-level Ranger XL now ​boasts a considerably upgraded 12-inch infotainment screen, dual-zone climate control, and a thorough suite of safety and driver-assistance technologies – features previously unavailable even⁤ on single-cab models.

moving​ up the trim levels, the XLT variant benefits from a ​Heavy-Duty suspension system, optimized for increased carrying capacity. The XLS trim adds practical enhancements‌ like side steps, carpet mats, and 17-inch ⁤alloy wheels equipped with all-terrain tires.

Notably, ford ⁤has discontinued the bi-turbo diesel engine previously offered ⁤on the Ranger.⁤ the updated Ranger and Everest ‍aim to‍ maintain ⁤their ⁤strong position in a highly competitive⁤ segment by delivering a compelling blend of style, technology, and capability.