The Ford Bronco is the traditionalist’s idea of an SUV. Big, heavy and with a heavy emphasis on go-anywhere ability, it’s the antithesis of today’s mall-frequenting crossovers. It couldn’t be more American if it wore

Ford is recalling nearly 694,721 examples of 2020-2022 Escape and 2021-2024 Bronco Sport models. The recall report cites a fuel injector that was equipped on 1.5-liter-powered Bronco Sport and Escape crossovers that could crack and cause a fire. The recall report says that only 0.3% of vehicles is affected by this defect.

China is set to get an EREV and EV version of the Ford Bronco. Unfortunately, American buyers likely won't see this car, as it's built in China.

The good folks over at the bronco6g.com forum have unearthed a 2026 Ford Bronco or Bronco Sport Hybrid teaser, and now speculation is running rampant

Following in the tire tracks of the Mustang Mach-E (which uses the Mustang moniker but is of course a completely different model), another iconic Ford nameplate has spawned an electrified version. Say hello to the Ford Bronco New Energy.

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The Bronco New Energy looks like the Bronco Sport and comes as an EV with a 105-kWh battery pack or as a PHEV with a 44-kWh battery pack and a gas engine.

The concept is similar to the one Ford’s old rival Scout is using for its revival in the U.S. The rebooted brand’s Traveler SUV, which is slated to be built and sold in the U.S. starting next year, will be offered in both all-electric and extended range models.