Next-Gen Ford Everest Is Coming
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Looks pretty nice!! Will it be replacing the expedition?
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Looks closer to an Explorer size.
Foreign market vehicle
Couldn't see anything. Each shot was less than a second in duration. Worthless video.
I thought I had read that one is not coming to the US?
According to reports, no, it isn't coming to the U.S. Another one that people here might even prefer over the Explorer.
I found this additional info of interest on the Everest.2022 Ford Everest Unofficially Rendered Based On Teasers
The Ranger-based SUV's reveal is just around the corner.
Rendering
Dec 18, 2021 at 3:28am ET
By: Jacob Oliva
Apart from the Bronco, there's another rugged midsize SUV that's built atop Ford's T6 platform, and it's called the Everest. Known in other markets as the Endeavour, the Ford Everest is largely based on the Ranger, which explains its resemblance to the global midsize truck.
The next-generation 2022 Ford Ranger has already been revealed. As expected, the Blue Oval will launch the Everest next, which leads us to the three-row SUV's teaser campaign that was released just this week. Still dressed in camouflage, our friends from Kolesa didn't waste time and created these renderings based on the disguised prototypes.
The Everest is based on the Ranger, so it's no surprise that the midsize SUV adopts the truck's newfound fascia. In comparison to the outgoing model, the Everest looks squared off on the corners, which makes it look wider and carry an imposing stance. If the production model will look this good upfront, then Ford is headed in the right direction.
At the rear, the prototype's taillight graphics look simple on the renderings. The shape amplifies the squared-off shape from behind, complementing the front end. As expected, chrome touches are applied to the Everest, which has always been the case. Apart from being a rugged off-roader, the Everest is seen as a lifestyle, family vehicle that seats seven.
Previous Sightings Before The Teasers:
2022 Ford Everest Rugged SUV Spied In Europe Hiding Production Body
Next-Gen Ford Ranger Interior Previewed In New Everest Spy Shots
No information about the Everest's engine was revealed during the teaser campaign. However, it traditionally adopts the Ranger's powertrain setup. The 2022 Ford Ranger will retain the current 2.0-liter EcoBlue diesel engine with either a single turbo or bi-turbos. The US-spec Ranger, which has the 2.3-liter EcoBoost gasoline engine in its current model, will likely get the same powertrain for the revamped model.
What’s new is a powerful 3.0-liter turbodiesel V6, which will likely power the top-spec Ranger and Everest. During the press conference, the automaker confirmed that this new engine is a Ford power plant, refuting the speculations that it adopted Volkswagen’s six-cylinder coming from the automakers’ collaboration.
Ford has confirmed that the new Everest will be fully revealed in the first quarter of 2022.
I'd def prefer one over an Explorer, but the US version of this already exists in the form of the Bronco.
Platform/chassis, right, Sid? Because the bodies are very different. The Everest doesn't show me any Bronco cues.
I found this additional info of interest on the Everest.
2022 Ford Everest Unofficially Rendered Based On Teasers
The Ranger-based SUV's reveal is just around the corner.
Rendering
Dec 18, 2021 at 3:28am ET
By: Jacob Oliva
Apart from the Bronco, there's another rugged midsize SUV that's built atop Ford's T6 platform, and it's called the Everest. Known in other markets as the Endeavour, the Ford Everest is largely based on the Ranger, which explains its resemblance to the global midsize truck.
The next-generation 2022 Ford Ranger has already been revealed. As expected, the Blue Oval will launch the Everest next, which leads us to the three-row SUV's teaser campaign that was released just this week. Still dressed in camouflage, our friends from Kolesa didn't waste time and created these renderings based on the disguised prototypes.
The Everest is based on the Ranger, so it's no surprise that the midsize SUV adopts the truck's newfound fascia. In comparison to the outgoing model, the Everest looks squared off on the corners, which makes it look wider and carry an imposing stance. If the production model will look this good upfront, then Ford is headed in the right direction.
At the rear, the prototype's taillight graphics look simple on the renderings. The shape amplifies the squared-off shape from behind, complementing the front end. As expected, chrome touches are applied to the Everest, which has always been the case. Apart from being a rugged off-roader, the Everest is seen as a lifestyle, family vehicle that seats seven.
Previous Sightings Before The Teasers:
2022 Ford Everest Rugged SUV Spied In Europe Hiding Production Body
Next-Gen Ford Ranger Interior Previewed In New Everest Spy Shots
No information about the Everest's engine was revealed during the teaser campaign. However, it traditionally adopts the Ranger's powertrain setup. The 2022 Ford Ranger will retain the current 2.0-liter EcoBlue diesel engine with either a single turbo or bi-turbos. The US-spec Ranger, which has the 2.3-liter EcoBoost gasoline engine in its current model, will likely get the same powertrain for the revamped model.
What’s new is a powerful 3.0-liter turbodiesel V6, which will likely power the top-spec Ranger and Everest. During the press conference, the automaker confirmed that this new engine is a Ford power plant, refuting the speculations that it adopted Volkswagen’s six-cylinder coming from the automakers’ collaboration.
Ford has confirmed that the new Everest will be fully revealed in the first quarter of 2022.
That thing looks killer! Would very much prefer that over a current Explorer. I wonder if theyll offer with a manual.
Yes, Bronco is essentially on a modified version of the old Everest platform.
Do they not sell it here due to NHTSA?
Edit, it's off the Ranger, so that wouldn't make sense. But Ford hasn't made sense on a few things lately.
Edit, it's off the Ranger, so that wouldn't make sense. But Ford hasn't made sense on a few things lately.
That's what I thought. Thanks for the info/explanation, Sid.
If this was released here we would probably have on on order rather than the bronco. For my wifes car it makes more sense. The bronco was the only option besides the jeep that she like that still "looked like an suv" her words not mine.
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