Electrified Ford Bronco Basecamp confirmed for Australia and NZ
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First reported by AutoTalk Australia ·
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Electrified Ford Bronco Basecamp confirmed for Australia and NZ
Ford has confirmed its new Bronco Basecamp will arrive in Australia and New Zealand during the second half of 2027. The first electrified Bronco variant combines a dual-motor electric drivetrain and…
Read at AutoTalk Australia →Ford Australia tuning Bronco Basecamp for overseas markets
Ford Australia is leading development of the Bronco Basecamp SUV for markets beyond China, including its towing capability and pursuit of a five-star safety rating.
Read at CarExpert →Ford Bronco Basecamp EV ruled out for Australia – for now
A range-extender powertrain better suits the Bronco Basecamp’s target audience, Ford says, with charging infrastructure and range anxiety still factors.
Read at 7NEWS →It’s Actually Cool!? Ford Bronco Basecamp/New Energy Review Walkaround
The Ford Bronco has been tantalisingly close to Australia for ages. After all, the US-market 4WD shares its T6 platform with the Ranger ute and was largely developed locally! Well, the Bronco is…
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