Ford Bronco Exterior

As the first new-energy model within the Ford Explorer family, the Territory is positioned as an all-terrain, camping-oriented mid-size SUV. Its design language closely mirrors that of its sibling, the Ford Bronco Sport, adopting a more urban-oriented SUV style with a restrained and robust visual profile.
The extended-range variant measures 5,025 mm in length, 1,960 mm in width, and 1,825 mm (1,815 / 1,840 mm) in height, with a wheelbase of 2,950 mm.
The pure-electric version measures 5,025 mm × 1,960 mm × 1,815 mm (1,825 mm), sharing the same 2,950 mm wheelbase.

2026 Ford Bronco Interior

Inside, the Ford Smart Fun cockpit presents a clean and well-organised layout, featuring a clearly layered dashboard and materials aligned with segment expectations. The cabin is centred around a 15.6-inch 2.5K Mini-LED touchscreen, powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8255 chip, and supported by an off-road 360-degree panoramic camera system and intelligent travel route planning. Additional features include a 70-inch AR-HUD head-up display, fully digital instrument cluster, wireless smartphone charging, AI voice large-model interaction, a 21-speaker audio system, a 7.5-litre dual-temperature in-car refrigerator, and a panoramic sunroof.

Power

In terms of powertrains, the Ford Smart Adventure Pure Electric variant employs a dual-motor setup, delivering 130 kW at the front and 202 kW at the rear.
The range-extended version combines a 1.5T turbocharged engine producing 110 kW, with dual electric motors rated at 130 kW (front) and 180 kW (rear).

Range

For range, the pure electric model is equipped with a 105.4 kWh battery pack, delivering a CLTC-rated range of 650 km. The extended-range version uses a 43.7 kWh battery, providing 220 km of pure electric range and a combined range of 1,220 km with a full battery and fuel tank.
The vehicle is also equipped with Ford Co-Pilot Assist, utilising dozens of high-precision sensors, including lidar, to support functions such as off-road hazard warnings.