2021 Ford Bronco: Detailed in pictures

Get ready to mount up and dirty as the iconic American off-roader, packed in a heritage-inspired wrapper has finally made a comeback after a long absence. Yes, we are talking about the legend Ford Bronco which is officially unveiled on Monday evening in a series of 3-minute stories.

Here’s a closer look at the new face and feature updates of the 2021 Ford Bronco through the following image gallery:

Ford Bronco exterior

The three-variant lineup of reborn SUV includes a two-door version that is the most directly linked to the revered Bronco of the past, a four-door iteration that nods to modern needs and tastes, and a smaller Sport version which is a more nimble and accessible weekend adventure machine.

Available with 35-inch tires and bead-lock wheels, both Bronco 2-door, and 4-door models offer a removable roof and doors for top-down fun. Other standard appointments include daytime running lamps, power glass side-view mirrors, bash plates, and three tow hooks (2 front, 1 rear). 

Ford Bronco interior

The interior of the new Ford Bronco looks a bit plain and uninspiring at first glance. A closer observation reveals several thoughtful touches that showcase improved versatility and a link to its heritage. 

The fixed items including a 12.0-inch infotainment display, steering wheel having Bronco Badge with cruise and audio controls, a knob for the off-road GOAT (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) driving modes. 

Many interior features like the center console grab handle, a center console plate, and the driver and passenger assist handles are secured via BRONCO-engraved hex bolts, signifying that these are replaceable with Ford-sourced accessories. 

There’s also a built-in device rack, so one can easily attach a phone, camera, or GPS without suction-cupping it to the windshield. Moreover, a 12-volt power source is also available for cable management purposes. The cloth seats come as standard, while the owners can upgrade to leather upholstery. 

Ford Bronco features

2021 Ford Bronco specs sheet comprises of the following standard features:

• Manual climate control - single-zone
• Remote keyless access with push-button start 
• Manual day/night rearview mirror 
• Manual tilt and telescoping steering column
• FordPass Connect
• 911 Assist
• SiriusXM® With 360
• 6-way manual driver and passenger seat adjustment

Ford Bronco safety

The automaker has loaded the off-roader with several safety bits, including personal safety system, front and second-row safety canopy, side Curtain with rollover sensor, lower anchors and tether anchors for children, tire pressure monitoring system, belt-minder, trailer sway control, and Ford Co-Pilot360 technology.

Ford Bronco Engine

The Bronco’s standard powertrain carries turbocharged 2.3-litre EcoBoost four-cylinder unit good for 270 hp and 420 Nm of torque. It works alongside a seven-speed manual transmission. A 10-speed automatic is optional. But the customers can also get more oomph by opting for a twin-turbocharged 2.7-litre V6 EcoBoost engine with 310 hp and 542 Nm coupled with the 10-speed auto.

Ford is now accepting bookings for the new Bronco in the U.S., and deliveries are scheduled to begin next spring.

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